BOPOFONE ERP
I worked with people on the factory floor to understand how orders became production tasks and how crews recorded material use and output. Together with factory leads, I turned those handoffs into a plan for improving the existing ERP.
- Project type
- Manufacturing · Client business system
- Contribution
- Factory-floor discovery, workflow design, ERP improvements and deployment
- Technology / delivery focus
- Next.js · TypeScript · SQLite
Working through the handoffs on site
I traced how staff move from an order to scheduling, production and stock receipt. Conversations with operators clarified what needs to be recorded beside the machine and what the office needs to verify. I worked with factory leads to agree on record states, responsibilities and the order of operations, then turned those decisions into a phased implementation plan.
The business system has no public administration link.
Making everyday workflows dependable
I improved production tasks, roll traceability, inventory and dispatch in the existing ERP, and supported deployment and ongoing operation. The desktop workspace brings task progress together and uses roll identifiers to link production, stock and dispatch records so each team can follow the same record.
Less back-and-forth between the floor and the office
The mobile workflow puts task lookup, scanning, shift material issues and end-of-shift reporting close to where the work happens. Recording information at the point of work is designed to cut down on paper lookups, verbal checks and duplicate entry at the next handoff.
The ERP is used internally at the factory. The mobile workbench and task screens are workflow previews with sample records.
Mobile workbench and task details
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