ADVANCED PLANNING & SCHEDULING
Complex production.A clearer plan.
Orders change. Capacity is finite. Delivery dates matter. Yogu APS brings orders, materials, and resources into one plan, so every adjustment has a reason.
Built around real constraints · Designed for planning decisions
Production schedule
Illustrative shift · 08:00–16:00
Snapshot → Candidate → Draft
Interactive scheduling illustration
Make real constraints part of every plan
01 / THE FULL PICTURE
Less coordination. More clarity.
Organize scattered information and leave planners more time for decisions that need their judgment.
One plan. A complete picture.
Move between resource and order views, and follow delivery risks to the tasks that need attention.
Compare before you commit.
For rush orders, breakdowns, and shortages, compare delivery and resource impacts before creating a draft.
Keep planning close to the floor.
Separate drafts from execution versions, leaving room to explore while feeding actual progress into the next plan.
02 / HOW IT WORKS
Change is inevitable. A clear response is possible.
Scheduling is a continuous decision process, with every new plan grounded in updated facts.
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Organize production facts
Define orders, routing, stock, resources, and calendars as inputs you can review.
- 02
Solve within your constraints
Generate candidates from a snapshot and review scheduled operations, pending tasks, and solution quality.
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Compare, adjust, and release
Assess the impact, review a draft, and confirm release with a clear execution version.
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Bring feedback into the next plan
Record starts, completions, and remaining processing time so the next snapshot reflects actual progress.
03 / MANUFACTURING CONTEXTS
Different production logic. The same need for clarity.
From discrete operations to batch organization, start with the constraints of your process.
Discrete manufacturing
Multiple operations, resources, and orders. Make the dependencies clear.
Batch manufacturing
Batch merging, splitting, and identity within one planning process.
Process manufacturing
Begin with basic operation constraints and validate process fit in stages.
BUILT FOR YOUR REALITY
A better plan starts with your factory.
Align on routing, data, and decision goals before discussing optimization and rollout. Understand the scope, then define a practical path.
YOUR NEXT PLAN
Let’s talk about your planning challenges.
Start with one line, one product, and the constraints that matter.