LINEUP / MANUFACTURING PRODUCTION SOFTWARE
Start with an order in LineUp or bring it in from your ERP. Schedule the work, connect the machines, prepare packs and labels, record material use and get the order ready for dispatch.
LineUp connects the production detail your team works with every day, with manufacturing execution functions configured around your operation.
Create the order here or receive it from your ERP. Keep the customer, job and cut-list references together.
Assign the job to a suitable machine and date. Held work and pending changes remain visible to the team.
Send the supported job and pack data. Record output and coil consumption through the installed workflow.
Allocate the quantities, review calculated weight and print the configured pack label. The job reference follows the pack.
Bring order and production information into dispatch preparation, with delivery integrations where configured.
01 / TWO WAYS IN
Choose the entry point that fits the business. Orders, customers and cut lists stay connected as the work moves into the factory.
ROUTE 01 / WORK STARTS IN ERP
A configured ERP interface brings work orders into LineUp. Review the jobs and cut lists, schedule machines and prepare the packs and machine instructions needed for production.
Configured feedback can return stock information, material consumption and job status to the business system.
ROUTE 02 / WORK STARTS IN LINEUP
Enter customer and delivery details, create production jobs and build cut lists directly in LineUp. Release the work when it is ready and assign it to a machine and date.
Where required, pass order information to your ERP, including creating or extending orders through supported interfaces.
02 / ON THE FACTORY FLOOR
A scheduled job needs the right cut list, machine instructions and handling information. LineUp keeps these records connected so the team can work from the same job references.
Use a shared scheduling view to assign jobs, revise dates and highlight priorities. Release or hold work, and see pending changes before it is sent for processing.
Review the production queue, cut lists, packs and notes in a focused workspace. Available actions include sending work and printing labels, depending on machine settings.
Configured checks review packing completeness, quantities and pending changes. Machine interfaces carry the job data supported by the selected control system.
Group cut-list quantities into packs, review contents and calculated weights, and adjust allocations. Configured automatic packing can gather the remaining quantities into a pack.
Print selected packs, a whole job or a group of jobs. Configure label templates and printers with customer, order, product, quantity and pack information.
Capture coil or batch identifiers and lineal metres consumed. Link consumption and production output records to jobs and packs through the configured processing workflow.
Scheduling, machine exchange and production feedback are configured for each installation. The available records and actions depend on the connected systems.
03 / DELIVERY & COLLECTION
Carry customer requirements and production context into the handover. LineUp’s delivery workflows help the team prepare orders, picking documents and connected delivery jobs.
In the MYOB workflow, fetch orders for the promised date and add available LineUp details such as contacts, delivery requirements and calculated job weights.
Record delivery or collection, addresses, contacts, shipping instructions and preferred times alongside the order.
A configured Detrack interface can create delivery and collection jobs, then retrieve assignments by date for delivery run review.
Generate picking slips and delivery reports from supported workflows. With an SWI connection, relevant reports can include profile images and piece details.
04 / THE CONNECTIONS
LineUp works with a range of ERP and machine control systems. The examples below show specific exchange paths; we confirm the scope for your software, machines and operating process.
Create, extend and update supported orders from LineUp. Use the Delivery Assistant to bring selected MYOB orders into dispatch preparation.
Prepare structured job, pack and coil data for the configured DC Plus interface, including supported feed material references.
Create delivery and collection jobs with the relevant order information. Retrieve dated jobs and their assignments for dispatch review and picking preparation.
Use a configured SWI database connection to include available profile images, lengths and quantities in supported picking and delivery reports.
These are integration examples, not interchangeable feature sets. Other ERP and machine interfaces are scoped with Ti4. Access, configuration and the functions exposed by each system determine the exchange.
LINEUP / PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
No. LineUp can receive work orders through a configured ERP interface or create orders, jobs and cut lists directly. Where required, a supported interface can pass order information from LineUp to the ERP.
LineUp provides manufacturing execution functions including machine scheduling, job and pack preparation, machine data exchange, material consumption and production records. The combination used at your site depends on your workflow and connected systems.
Released work can use configured machine assignment for its workcentre and delivery date. The shared scheduling view also supports manual machine and date allocation. This should not be treated as automatic finite-capacity optimisation; we establish your planning requirements during scoping.
Yes, through appropriately configured interfaces and processing services. We agree which production events, stock information and consumption records need to be exchanged, and how your ERP should receive them.
Supported manual workflows can expose pack completion and coil consumption entry in LineUp. The available actions and how their output is processed depend on the machine and site settings.
No. Order exchange, machine instructions, output feedback, labels and dispatch each depend on the connected system and configured interface. Ti4 checks those requirements with you before agreeing the implementation.
Tell us where orders begin, which machines you run and what needs to come back into your business systems. We will map the connections with you.