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Production Management Software That Shows You Today, Not Last Friday.

Dharte AI tracks live production against the published plan, runs work orders and route cards on the floor, flags rejections at the operation that caused them, and links every finished part back to the raw material it came from.

What is production management software?

Production management software plans what a factory will make, records what it actually made, and explains the difference. It covers the work order that authorises a job, the route card that describes its operations, the operator and machine assigned to it, the quantity produced and rejected at each step, and the resulting position against the plan.

The value is in the timing. A production report compiled at the end of the week describes a problem you can no longer act on; the same information visible at the shift it occurred is a decision you can still make.

Production planning and control

  • Plan versus actual

    Live weekly production tracked against the published plan, so drift is visible while there is still time to recover it.

  • Work orders

    Route cards, operator assignment and real-time status for every job on the floor.

  • In-process quality

    Rejections captured at the operation where they happened, not reconstructed during an audit.

  • Shift and OEE visibility

    Throughput, downtime and yield reported per shift and per line.

  • Dispatch-ready traceability

    Raw material through work in progress to finished goods, fully linked.

Shop floor management that operators will actually use

Shop floor data collection fails when it is extra work. Dharte AI puts the route card, the operator assignment and the in-process quality check in the same flow the operator is already following, so the record is a by-product of doing the job rather than a separate reporting task at the end of it.

Production connected to materials, quality and people

A production plan that cannot see stock is a wish. Dharte AI links the plan to inventory and material management so shortages surface against the schedule, to quality so a rejection updates both records at once, and to workforce management so availability is mapped against what you intend to run.

On the roadmap

Automated production planning — generating plans from sales orders, capacity and material availability, with scenarios simulated before the plan is published — and full TPM with OEE tracking per machine, per shift and per site are both in active development and not yet generally available.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Dharte AI holds the published production plan, tracks live output against it, and runs the work orders and route cards that execute it. Automated plan generation from sales orders and capacity is on the roadmap and not yet generally available.

Throughput, downtime and yield are reported per shift and per line today. Full OEE tracking broken down per machine, per shift and per site is part of the Total Productive Maintenance module currently in development.

Materials are tracked by batch and lot from goods receipt through consumption, and work orders link that consumption to the finished goods produced. A dispatched part can therefore be traced back through its operations to the raw material batches it was made from.

Yes. Every site runs the same standardised workflows and appears on a shared group dashboard, so plants can be compared on adherence to plan, rejection rate and throughput. There is no limit on the number of sites.

See it running on a real manufacturing operation.

Thirty minutes, with your product types and your workflows — not a slide deck.

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