Production Management System 'SmartF' for the Food Industry | Compatible with IT Subsidies

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◆Three Strengths of SmartF 【1】Small start for implementation, compatible with existing systems - Usable by function unit - Partial implementation from some locations is acceptable ⇛ Start with the minimum necessary functions and costs, minimizing risks and the burden on the site. 【2】Trial use with implementation consulting available - Implementation support staff familiar with the site conduct hearings - System operation design considering existing operations - Implementation while identifying issues through actual trial and error on-site ⇛ Close support from the trial phase to ensure a successful system implementation. 【3】Paperless IoT utilizing barcodes - Barcode management through handheld devices and tablets is standard - Real-time data aggregation ⇛ Achieve productivity improvements and enhancement activities. <Industries for Implementation (Examples)> Food industry, pharmaceutical industry, cosmetics industry, chemical industry, automotive parts industry, metal processing industry, molded products industry, assembly products industry, industrial machinery industry, printed circuit board assembly industry, aerospace industry, etc. <Supported Production Methods (Examples)> Make-to-order production, repetitive order production, batch production (process-type manufacturing), forecast production, lot production, continuous production, fabless production, etc.

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Initial cost: 500,000 yen and up Monthly cost: 48,000 yen and up

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※Production Management System Ranking No. 1 From IT Trend Production Management System User Review Ranking (2024 Annual Results / Aggregation Period: January 1, 2024 - November 30, 2024) ※2: Awarded in the Production Management System category of the "BOXIL SaaS AWARD 2024" hosted by Smart Camp Co., Ltd. ■Inventory Management - Quick and accurate inbound and outbound using barcodes - Inventory and order management by component - Significant reduction in inventory counting labor - Automatic calculation of cost inventory ■Process Management - Visualization of delivery dates and progress by process - Automatic aggregation of labor and defects ■Cost Management - Visualization of actual costs by item number and lot - Budget management against standard costs - Automatic classification and aggregation of expenses ■Maintenance Parts Inventory - Accurate management with handheld devices and barcodes - Reduction of on-site verification effort - Prevention of stockouts and overordering - Inventory checks linked to inspection plans ■Order and Delivery EDI - Paperless ordering - Centralized management of order and delivery information ■Quality Management - Ensuring traceability in manufacturing and inspection - Strict adherence to accurate lot management and first-in, first-out principles