Northbeam 4.2: constraint-based scheduling and full audit trails
The autumn release reschedules a plant in seconds and records who changed what, when.
Run the plant from one system
Planning, inventory and analytics for mid-sized manufacturers, on a single data model that the whole company can trust.
What Northbeam does
Most manufacturers run their plant on a planning tool, a stock system and a set of spreadsheets that reconcile the two. Northbeam replaces all three with one system, so a change on the shop floor shows up in the schedule, the stock position and the board report at the same moment.
It is built for companies with one to ten sites, between fifty and two thousand people, and a product mix that changes more often than their ERP was designed for.
What customers measure
- Changeover time, down 20 to 35 percent in the first year
- Stock accuracy above 99 percent at every site
- A schedule that survives contact with the plant
- Month-end reporting in hours rather than days
Latest
Halden Precision cuts changeover time by 31 percent
A Norwegian machining group replaced four planning spreadsheets with Northbeam across three plants.
Northbeam raises Series B to expand in the DACH region
The round funds a Munich office and thirty new hires in engineering and implementation.
We stopped arguing about whose spreadsheet was right. There is one number now.
Karin Lindahl, operations director, Halden Precision