Plan · ManufactINS
Contracts
Awarded contracts, penalties, SLAs and where delivery or FX exposure actually sits.
What changed in Contracts recently
New · Release 1.29 · 24 October 2026
Messages & letters (Contracts, Sales orders, Procurement, NCR, Delivery, Working capital, Decisions and the Upload center): the week’s correspondence drafted from the order data — notices of delay inside their time bar, overdue invoices with the order’s remedies, requests to approve pending change requests and claims, supplier chases naming the operation a late delivery holds, NCR actions to the person responsible, shipping requirements, and the weekly production report. Each in English and Arabic as a letter, an email and a WhatsApp message; edit, then copy, open in email, open a WhatsApp chat (with the roster’s number when it has one) or download the letter as a Word document. Nothing is sent from the platform.
New · Release 1.27 · 23 October 2026
Order terms review (Contracts, Quotations, Margin). Payment terms, late-payment interest, retention, down payment, late-delivery penalty and its cap, steel and forging price adjustment, exchange rate for imported parts, force majeure, liability cap, performance bond, delay notice period, the right to hold for non-payment, cancellation for convenience, warranty and disputes — each checked, with the position to negotiate, the money at stake and the margin left after the terms’ risk.
New · Release 1.27 · 23 October 2026
Order obligations (Sales orders, Contracts, Delivery): notices of delay from every production report on hold, decisions to chase on pending changes and claims, payments due on each accepted invoice, the next invoice, milestones and items required to ship — overdue first.
Improved · Release 1.26 · 23 October 2026
Every module shows an uploaded order’s own data instead of “No live records”: Master plan, Scheduling and Capacity its plan, replan and operator plans; Sales orders and Contracts its PO and changes; Cost, Margin and Working capital its cost and invoices; Procurement, Suppliers and Inventory its materials; Shop floor and Live Operations its production reports and plans; Quality, NCR and Traceability its inspections; Delivery and Dispatch its dispatch list. Portfolio figures for the order (progress, forecast, lateness, health, headcount, risks) come from the uploads, and the sample header figures are hidden for it.
New · Release 1.0 · 27 September 2026
Commercial, financial and delivery: Sales Orders, Quotations, Contracts, Cost Control, Profitability, Working Capital, and Customer Delivery with OTIF and late-delivery risk.
More in Plan
- Sales OrdersConfirmed orders, their production and financial status, and the delivery commitment behind each.
- Opportunities & RFQsInbound demand and customer RFQs, with the feasibility and win view on each.
- QuotationsPriced quotations from feasibility and costing, with margin and approval status.
- Demand PlanningForecast by product, customer and plant, with accuracy, bias and the anomalies worth acting on.
- Master PlanThe master production schedule balancing demand, capacity, material and priority.
- Capacity PlanningLoad against capacity by line, machine and shift — and the bottlenecks forming ahead.
- SchedulingConstraint-based production scheduling that re-simulates when something disrupts the floor.
- MRPMaterial requirements from plan and BOM, with shortages flagged before they bite.
- ProductsProduct master, variants and revisions, with drawings and specifications.
- Bill of MaterialsMulti-level BOMs with scrap factors, preferred and alternative suppliers, and cost roll-up.
- RoutingsOperations, work centres, setup and cycle times — the bill of operations per product.
- Upload centerBring an order in from its own files — customer PO and terms, production plan, cost, materials, operators, production reports, inspection and dispatch — new or already in production.
- Order MailEmails about the plants’ orders, read for the change they propose — delivery slips, price moves, expedite requests — applied or ignored by you, with a drafted reply.