Production scheduling for electronics manufacturing
An assembly order may be ready on paper while a component is still missing. Detailed scheduling connects material readiness with line capacity, manual operations and testing.
Order scheduling. Simple. Efficient.
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Today, the planner manually reconciles Excel and ERP or MES. With Apex, an AI agent prepares data from connected systems and creates planning alternatives. The planner sets priorities, reviews the result and releases the plan. The animation illustrates the workflow, not measured processing times.
With Apex
What your schedule needs to connect
Schedule released work
Bring component availability and release dates into the model. Compare what can actually start rather than filling a line with orders whose required material is unavailable.
Connect assembly and testing
A board can pass through automated and manual operations before reaching shared test equipment. Represent those dependencies, processing times and resource calendars together.
Compare setup families
Where setup rules are defined, compare grouping similar assemblies with prioritizing a delivery date. Keep the impact on inspection and testing visible.
Compare a concrete planning decision
Illustrative scenario with synthetic data
In a synthetic EMS scenario, a component delivery moves to Thursday. Another assembly is material-ready but shares the functional tester. Which sequence coordinates the available line and test capacity?
- 01Material release
- 02Board assembly
- 03Manual assembly
- 04Functional test
What to compare
Compare waiting for the component with advancing the released order. Review completion dates, setup work and the tester queue before publishing a revised schedule.
See scenario planning in ApexBring the data you already have
Start with agreed exports from Excel, ERP or MES. Map them to your production model before connecting recurring updates.
- Released assembly workplans, quantities and operation dependencies
- Component availability dates from the agreed source system
- Line, manual-work and test capacity with setup durations
Configured for your operation
Apex complements ERP, MES and quality workflows. Feeder optimization, component substitutions, traceability and special panel rules are separate domain requirements to clarify and validate during integration.
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Run Apex locally with your own AI models; we can help with setup and integration. Or request hosting by Qunevo with a Custom license. Custom also supports local operation, with services tailored to your needs.
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