Best Job Shop Software for SOLIDWORKS

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    Total ETO Reviews

    Total ETO

    Total ETO

    From $9000/year for 5 users
    45 Ratings
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    Total ETO is a Totally Better ERP / MRP for Custom Machine Builders, providing better efficiency, accuracy, and profitability. Our system was designed by engineers to match the unique workflow of Engineer To Order manufacturers, including Integrators, Panel Shops & OEMs. Our solution will: -Increase efficiency in engineering by integrating with your CAD. -Allow designers to cost out the BOM before purchases are made. -Track changes to the BOM at any stage of the project and ensure the information is shared across departments. -Save time & money in procurement with your newly Dynamic BOMs. -Capture change order information, including labor, material, and sales price changes so they aren't omitted or forgotten. -Improve accuracy through out your organization, including sales estimates. -Route parts between various tasks, tracking both internal and external processes.    -Help ensure parts are inspected and know who completed the inspection.  You'll be able to record and follow up on quality issues on the shop floor, from engineering, or for purchased parts with embedded Non-Conformance Reports.
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    MRPeasy

    $49.00/month/user
    252 Ratings
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    Introducing an AI-driven MRP solution tailored for expanding manufacturers, particularly those with a workforce ranging from 10 to 200 individuals. MRPeasy is designed specifically for high-mix, low-volume, and make-to-order production processes. Effortlessly calculate job costs and lead times, establish detailed multi-step routing complete with setup and cycle durations, organize machine and workstation schedules, allocate materials, oversee subcontracted tasks, and monitor work-in-progress, labor, materials, and real costs. Adjust priorities seamlessly using drag-and-drop scheduling as operators provide updates directly from the production floor.
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