Production Jobs
Release each job with product, planned quantity, stage, dates, operator or team, and the context needed to begin.
Follow each job through its stages, record planned versus actual quantity, surface material or machine delays, and preserve handoff and completion evidence.
Built for production supervisors and small manufacturing teams coordinating jobs across stages.
Start free. No credit card required. Explore the working production tracker application, then adapt its fields, workflow, views, roles, and dashboards.

Release a production job with product, planned quantity, stage, owner or operator, dates, and the context needed to start work.

See active jobs by stage, planned and actual output, ownership, handoff, and current production status.

Record short output, quality holds, material shortages, machine delays, and completion evidence against the job they affected.
Follow each job through its stages, record planned versus actual quantity, surface material or machine delays, and preserve handoff and completion evidence.
Track what was released, what started, what was produced, where the job stopped, and what evidence supports completion.
Release each job with product, planned quantity, stage, dates, operator or team, and the context needed to begin.
Record stage changes, actual output, handoffs, quality holds, material shortages, machine delays, and evidence as work progresses.
Keep interrupted jobs visible with the reason, affected stage, owner, impact, and next action.
Compare planned and actual quantity, active stages, delays, and completion, then open the job behind the result.
Production administrators can change stages, output fields, delay reasons, handoff rules, alerts, and dashboards as the line changes.
The tracker supports configurable production coordination; finite-capacity scheduling, MRP, and machine telemetry require specialist systems.
Release the production job with planned quantity, responsible team, required dates, and the first operating stage.
Update stage and actual output during execution, recording any quality hold, shortage, machine delay, or handoff problem.
Complete the job with final quantity and evidence, then review planned versus actual output and delay reasons across jobs.
Track production jobs, planned and actual quantity, stage, owner, delay reason, and completion evidence. The working application includes production job form, stage queue, and delay log so teams can act on the same records they review.
Production administrators can change stages, output fields, delay reasons, handoff rules, alerts, and dashboards as the line changes.
Each delay stays on the affected production job with its reason, stage, owner, duration or impact context, next action, and eventual completion result.
The tracker supports configurable production coordination; finite-capacity scheduling, MRP, and machine telemetry require specialist systems.
Yes. You can start free with up to 5 users and adapt the application before choosing a paid plan.
Open the application, review its forms, records, views, and dashboards, then adapt the workflow to the way your team handles production tracker.