When Manual Production Becomes a Black Box
Automated equipment often provides extensive operational data. In contrast, comparable information is frequently unavailable for manual production processes.
Typical challenges:
- Lack of visibility into production progress
- Manual production feedback processes
- Delayed ERP postings
- Production deviations are identified too late
- High coordination effort
- Planned and actual execution are difficult to compare
Central Functions of Shopfloor Monitoring
Display Production Operations Transparently
Relevant production tasks are made available to the shop floor.
Capture Production Progress
Production progress and status can be recorded directly from the shop floor.
Make Current Resource Allocation Visible
Create transparency about which activities are currently being carried out.
Identify Deviations
Identify differences between planned and actual execution more quickly.
Integrate Production Feedback
The recorded information can be transferred to connected systems.

From the Production Plan to a Closed Loop
This is how the Shopfloor Monitor closes the operational gap between planning and reality.
Integration with Your Production Environment
The Shopfloor Monitor can be integrated into existing production and planning systems.
This allows production information to be imported and feedback to be transferred to connected systems.
In combination with MCP Workforce Management, it creates a seamless connection between Workforce Planning and Shopfloor Execution.
Interaction with other MCP Workforce Management modules
Staff Scheduling
Actual Availability
Qualification Management
Required Skills
ShopfloorMonitor
Specific Operational Assignment
Relevante Use Cases
– Production Status Tracking
– Qualification-based Workforce Assignment



























