Production scheduling for technical textile products
Covers, protective textile assemblies and industrial fabric products can have customer-specific routes. Order scheduling connects the cut components with specialist sewing or welding stations and final inspection.
Order scheduling. Simple. Efficient.
Automate routine work. Optimize operations. Meet deadlines.
Decide faster.
Compare scenarios. Work through chat. Make informed decisions.
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
Release complete cut sets
Tie cut pieces and accessories to the assembly operations that need them so that missing components remain visible.
Assign specialist workplaces
Represent eligible machines and teams for the required seam or joining method instead of treating all workplaces as interchangeable.
Include checks and packing
Follow the assembled product through inspection and packing to compare actual order completion.
Compare a concrete planning decision
Illustrative scenario with synthetic data
Two synthetic cover orders share a welding station. One also needs a specialist sewing team available only in the morning; the other has the earlier shipping date.
- 01Fabric cutting
- 02Sew / weld
- 03Attach fittings
- 04Inspect and pack
What to compare
Compare the two release sequences with team availability and downstream inspection. Review which delivery priorities remain feasible.
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.
- Component sets, joining methods and processing times
- Material readiness and eligible machine/team combinations
- Inspection requirements, shifts and customer dates
Configured for your operation
This workflow covers cut-and-sew or joined products. Fabric manufacture, dye recipes and cutting-pattern optimisation are separate processes.
Plan your implementationStart with Apex
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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