Production planning for furniture and woodworking
A kitchen passes the panel saw, the CNC router, the edge bander, finishing and assembly. Taktcell shows which stage each order is in and who is working on it.
Example machines
The screenshots on this page show a fictional demo company, Oakhill Furniture.
Every stage in one view
Plan each stage of an order as a job on its machine or bench, with the customer and the deadline. The pipeline shows how many jobs are waiting, scheduled, in progress and done.
Drying times and finishing
Lacquering and painting take time in the spray booth. Put the drying time into the job’s duration, and the next stage can be planned after it.
Changes from the customer
When a customer changes the handles or the colour, add a comment to the job. Everyone who works on it sees the change and gets a notification.
Assembly and delivery
Assembly and delivery preparation can be workstations in the schedule too, so the last steps before the customer are planned like the rest.
Other industries
Print and apparel
DTF printing, heat pressing, embroidery and laser work. One order often moves across several machines, and each step has its own owner.
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Metal fabrication
CNC machining, laser cutting, bending, welding and coating. Long jobs, machine downtime and inspection sit in one schedule.
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Food and bakery
Mixing, proofing, baking, cooling and packing. The shift starts at night and jobs are short and frequent, so the schedule shows the full day.
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