Work orders
Create individual or batch work orders and tie each one to an item, bill of materials, location, quantity, and parent order when needed.
Postseam Manufacturing
Plan work orders around the material and schedule you actually have.
Postseam helps you create and follow work orders, connect them to the item, bill of materials, and location, and surface shortages before work is released.
What your team can follow
Work has a clear path
Each work order connects the item being built, its bill of materials, the execution location, its schedule, and its current state.
1Created, released, in-progress, completed, and cancelled states
2Schedules with start and end windows
3Material shortages and dependent purchase or work orders
From handoff to answer
A workflow the whole team can follow.
Give production a shared view of the job state and the issues that could keep it from moving forward.
- 1
Plan the work
Create a work order manually or from a schedule and connect it to the item, BOM, location, and quantity.
- 2
Release with context
Use the work-order state and issue view to understand material shortages and pending dependencies before the floor is surprised.
- 3
Follow it to completion
Keep the work order's status current so the team shares the same understanding of what is active and what is done.
Built for the details
The records that make the work easier to understand.
Clear job states
Follow work from created through released, in progress, completed, or cancelled without relying on a separate production tracker.
Schedules
Define recurring or one-time schedules with the item, BOM, location, quantity, and expected time window.
Shortage visibility
Review shortages and pending purchase or work orders that may affect a job before releasing it.
Works better together
One module can solve today's problem. Connected records make the next one easier.
Inventory provides the item and material record behind the job. Procurement shows the purchase orders that may resolve a shortage.
See how manufacturing fits your operation.
Bring your current workflow, the record your team keeps chasing, and the next handoff you want to make clearer.