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Ask ManufactINS
A manufacturing expert with the whole operation in context — ask anything, get a cited answer.
What changed in Ask ManufactINS recently
Fixed · Release 1.39 · 28 October 2026
Ask ManufactINS answers a numbered question as the numbered parts it asks: “1. What is OTIF, with its numerator, denominator and period? 2. Which plant owns SO-11701 and why is it late? 3. Why 86 here and 74 there?” comes back as three answers — not twelve fragments, “2 of 10 answered”. Sub-requirements stay with their part; “answer each part separately” and “do not change any data” are followed, not answered. Each part looks up its records and figures first (SO-11701: Beni Suef Powertrain, 20MnCr5 alloy steel short, awaiting Ezz Steel), shows its calculation and sources, and says how it was answered — from the records, by the AI model, or that something is not in the records. Two different measures are explained from their definitions, never made to match; the order book is given for the demonstration orders and the uploaded ones separately.
New · Release 1.38 · 27 October 2026
Data input in Ask ManufactINS takes a photo of a document with the camera (page guide and sharpness check, as in the Document Reader) or an uploaded file, reads it with OCR, and shows the same review — the photo’s preview stays in the chat.
New · Release 1.37 · 27 October 2026
Data input in Ask ManufactINS: press “Data input — any project” and type what happened, record a voice note, talk it through in a voice chat, or add a document, PDF or photo. The platform says what it is (a delivery, a supplier delay, a production report, an inspection result, a payment, an absence, a machine down…), which order or plant it belongs to and why — the PO, operation, report, invoice, heat, person or machine it names, else the project you have selected — and exactly what filing it would change, including the waiting decisions it answers. Confirm files it with your role’s permissions; “Another project” places it elsewhere; Cancel leaves everything as it was. Only your own projects are ever considered.
New · Release 1.36 · 27 October 2026
Ask ManufactINS keeps your chats like a chat app: a list of every conversation, titled by its topic and renameable, grouped by day and searchable across everything said; each chat has its own memory (Claude or ChatGPT is given that chat’s earlier turns, so “and the cost?” follows on) and its own files; projects group chats with shared instructions and files; old chats can be archived. Chats are kept on the server, so they follow you to any device.
New · Release 1.36 · 27 October 2026
Floor updates in Ask ManufactINS: say what happened — “Mahmoud is sick today”, «سارة عيانة بكره», «Weld-04 عطلانة», “Sara made 12” — and see exactly what would change before anything does: the absence recorded and each open job handed to a colleague on the same kind of machine with room in the shift (the rest named for your call), a downtime report filed, or the command applied. Apply runs it with your role’s permissions; Today’s Work then shows the person as absent.
Fixed · Release 1.15 · 22 October 2026
On phones the "Ask ManufactINS" button is compact and no longer covers content, KPI numbers stay on one line with their units, and KPI names wrap instead of being cut off.
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- OverviewThe plant at a glance — production, OEE, delivery risk, machine health and today’s decisions.
- Today’s WorkEach operator’s jobs, clock and progress for today — operators work their own; managers and supervisors see the whole team, what is not in order, and each person’s screen.
- Live OperationsReal-time operator productivity, order progress, completion rates, delays, bottlenecks and KPIs by location.
- Decision CenterEvery recommendation across the lifecycle, ranked by what it costs to leave it sitting.
- Production OrdersOrders through release, setup, run and completion, against BOM and routing.
- Shop FloorLive floor — lines, machines, output, scrap and downtime as they happen.
- Fabrication OrdersEight-stage heavy-steel fabrication — an uploaded order’s own work orders through its route, stage by stage from its production plan and shift reports, with its inspections and NCRs; the demonstration plants show the shop-floor tablet board.
- Fabrication DecisionsStart readiness for the next three weeks — material, weld holds, QA gates — and the order’s recommendations, each applied and then confirmed by the person responsible.
- ProcurementRequisitions to POs, supplier quotes, price history and buy-now / wait recommendations.
- SuppliersSupplier 360 — price, quality, delivery, risk score and the alternates when one slips.
- InventoryStock by site, status and batch, with turns, excess, dead stock and safety-stock health.
- WarehousesReceiving, putaway, picking and dispatch, with barcode / QR-ready movements.
- WorkforceSkills, machine qualification, shifts and productivity — and where the skill gaps are.
- Document ReaderRead any document — photo, scan, PDF, Word or text, printed or handwritten, any language — check its text, and file what it records on the order: Claude or ChatGPT shows which registers it updates and which waiting decisions it answers.