Taktcell covers daily production planning from the quote to the finished job. Each part has its own page with the details.
Every machine on one time line. Drag jobs to another time or machine and see conflicts before they happen.
One order, several machines in sequence. Steps are scheduled one after another, and a late step pushes the next ones back.
Your team marks jobs as started and finished from their own phones. The timer records the time worked.
Planned maintenance takes the machine’s time in the schedule, and a breakdown blocks it until it is fixed.
Every job and order shows its cost from machine time, people's time and materials, next to the price and the profit.
Stock for the materials your jobs use up. A finished job takes its materials from stock, and planning warns when there won't be enough.
Machine utilisation, downtime, on-time completion and hours worked per person for any period.
Most planning tools are built around projects or orders. Taktcell starts from the machines on your floor and the people who run them, because that is where the capacity is.
Every job belongs to one machine and, usually, one person. That makes the schedule, the phone app and the reports describe the same thing.
There are two roles. Admins plan, approve and change everything. Workers see the schedule, update their own jobs and can suggest new jobs.
Admins choose in the settings whether suggested jobs need approval, whether workers may report breakdowns and who may mark a job as delivered.
Every user picks their own language. Notifications arrive in that language too.
Create an account and add your machines. You can invite your team once the schedule is ready.
