Order scheduling for medical device assembly
Device variants share assembly teams, calibration equipment and test stations. Detailed scheduling can connect these released operations while keeping required quality gates explicit in the planning model.
Order scheduling. Simple. Efficient.
Automate routine work. Optimize operations. Meet deadlines.
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Easy to adapt.
Your goals and rules for machines, shifts and processes.
Keep your existing systems.
An AI add-on for your planning. No system switch. Runs locally.
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
Plan from released inputs
Use approved routes and component release information. Hold operations until the required prerequisites supplied by your quality system are met.
Coordinate calibration
Reserve suitable calibration equipment and qualified resources alongside assembly capacity.
Account for test availability
Keep test durations and resource calendars in the order route so that assembly completion is not mistaken for shipment readiness.
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Illustrative scenario with synthetic data
Two synthetic device orders share one calibration bench. A component for one order is released later than expected, while the other order could use the morning test slot.
- 01Released component kit
- 02Device assembly
- 03Calibration
- 04Functional testing
What to compare
Compare revised assembly and calibration assignments without relaxing supplied release requirements. Review completion dates through testing.
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.
- Approved operation sequences and component release dates
- Resource qualifications, calibration capacity and shift calendars
- Test durations, release dependencies and order priorities
Configured for your operation
Apex is a scheduling component, not a medical-device quality or compliance system. Validation, traceability, regulated records and product release remain responsibilities of the operator and its established systems.
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