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Production software in Bursa
A manufacturer in Bursa usually builds its system to the standard its customer imposes rather than to its own need. In automotive supply that difference is stark.
Automotive supply, textiles and the furniture production concentrated in İnegöl are Bursa’s three separate grounds. What they share is that a supplier selling to a primary manufacturer or abroad cannot only produce: it has to be able to document what it produced.
For a supplier feeding a primary manufacturer the question is: which raw material, which machine, which shift produced this batch? If the record cannot answer, then when something goes wrong the recall cannot be narrowed either.
Traceability is not a report added later but the production record itself. With lot and batch tracking built in from the start, audits get easier and the cost of a fault does not spread across all output.
Large customers impose their own portals: orders arrive there, dispatch notes are entered there, invoicing runs through another channel. Done by hand, one person’s day disappears into the transfers.
Integration removes the repetition. When a record created in your own system passes across automatically, both the labour and the copying error go with it.
In supply industry the site is the first thing a primary manufacturer meets when researching suppliers. Writing capacity, certification and reference information so it can be found comes before design.
What sets the price? →Production Tracking and MES
Work orders, operations, scrap and real production cost captured on the shop floor.
Integration and Middleware
A structure where separate systems talk through one connection layer.
B2B Dealer and Ordering Portal
Where dealers see their own balance, their own pricing and live stock, and place orders themselves.
- Do you have an office in Bursa?
- No. Our base is Kayseri. We are at the plant for analysis and go-live.
- Can you integrate with our customer’s portal?
- If they offer an interface, yes. If not, an arrangement that minimises the manual transfer is still possible; the analysis settles which.
- Does lot tracking slow production down?
- Not when the record is taken on the floor at the point the work happens. What slows things down is entering the record afterwards as a separate task.
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