Plant floor / Eindhoven
Shift A · 06:00 – 14:00
Shift timeline RunningIdleStoppedPlanned
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Software for physical operations: plant floors, warehouses, live fulfilment, procurement and the rollouts that bring it all online.6 designs · by Advorize
Discuss your manufacturing project01 — ERP · ManufacturingDesigned by Advorize
Machine health for the plant manager. Each asset shows its OEE as a ring, the shift timeline shows exactly when each line ran, idled or stopped, and maintenance work orders sit beside the cause.
Heard about line 3 stopping at the end-of-shift meeting, hours after it happened.
Sees the stop on the shift timeline as it happens, with the work order already raised.
One shape per machine, comparable across the row; the number sits inside it.
The timeline shows when a stop happened, which is how a manager links it to a changeover or a shift handover.
Work orders reference the machine card that raised them, so nobody has to cross-reference IDs.
02 — ERP · InventoryDesigned by Advorize
Planners need to know what will run out before it does. Stock cover is shown in days, not units, and the bin map turns a 2,000-row spreadsheet into a picture of where the warehouse is full.
| SKU | Item | On hand | Cover | Status | Reorder |
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Found out a product had run out when the pickers did.
Sees "2 days of cover" in red and raises the purchase order from the same row.
"6 days left" is a decision; "412 units" is a lookup. Status chips use text and colour, never colour alone.
Raising a PO happens from the table that surfaced the shortage — no context switch into another module.
The bin heat-map answers "where is there room?" for the receiving team in a glance.
03 — ERP · MobileDesigned by Advorize
Pickers work with gloves on and one hand free. Big targets, a scanner that's always ready, and a pick list that orders itself by walking route.
Every tap target clears 48px so it works with work gloves and on a moving forklift.
The list sorts by bin location, so the next item is always the next shelf.
A single full-width button at thumb height. The rest of the screen is information.
04 — Dashboards · AnalyticsDesigned by Advorize
The control-room view for fulfilment. Every KPI carries its own 14-day trend, the main chart separates orders from returns and backorders, and a live feed shows exceptions as they happen.
Learned about a missed carrier pickup from an angry customer email the next morning.
Sees the exception in the live feed within minutes and reroutes the parcels before the cut-off.
A sparkline in every KPI answers "is this normal?" before anyone asks.
On a dark canvas, a soft glow marks the series that update in real time.
The feed only shows what needs a human — a late carrier, a short pick, a failed payment.
05 — ERP · ProjectsDesigned by Advorize
An ERP rollout tracked inside the ERP. Phases, owners, progress and milestones on one timeline, with a today line so the steering committee sees what is late in the first second.
Built a status slide every Friday that was out of date by Monday.
Shares the live timeline with the steering group; late tasks show in red on their own.
The lighter fill shows how much of each task is done, so plan and reality share one line.
Only tasks behind the today line turn red. Everything else stays in its phase colour.
Steering-committee gates are their own shape, readable even in a black-and-white print.
06 — ERP · ProcurementDesigned by Advorize
An inbox for approvers. Click any request on the left — the drawer shows the budget impact and the approval chain, so a sign-off takes seconds instead of an email thread.
Approved requests from email threads without knowing what was left in the budget.
Works down an approval inbox with budget impact and the approval chain beside every request.
List and detail side by side — approvers move down the queue without losing their place.
Every request shows what it does to the remaining budget before anyone signs.
The step tracker shows who approved, who's next, and which steps only apply above a spending threshold.
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Designing for the shop floor and the office together: machine health and OEE, shift timelines, maintenance work orders, inventory and procurement.
Yes — large touch targets usable with gloves, route-ordered pick lists, scanners and offline-tolerant flows.
One comparable shape per machine, a timeline that shows when a stop happened, and maintenance work orders beside the cause.
Yes — live fulfilment KPIs with trends, exception feeds and throughput by site.
We design the rollout tracking and the modules being rolled out, and test them with operators before go-live.
Our engineers integrate data from machines, scanners and ERPs; our designers design how that data is shown.
All designs on these pages are by the Advorize design team. Company names, people and figures shown inside the screens are illustrative.