An operating system for a window factory
The system that runs production, installation, stock and reporting for a PVC-window manufacturer — connected directly to the Stijene production line.
A growing PVC-window manufacturer ran production, installation, stock and reporting across disconnected tools and spreadsheets. Data from the Stijene production line was not connected to the rest of the operation, so planning the floor and the fitting crews meant re-keying data and trusting memory.
We built one system for planning, tracking, stock and reporting, then connected it directly to the Stijene production line. Data now flows from one source without replacing the tool the factory already uses.
Production and installation are planned and tracked in one place, stock reflects what's really on the shelves, and management sees the numbers without assembling them by hand. The factory runs on its own software instead of around it.
A custom operating system built for Senčila Senica d.o.o., a manufacturer of PVC windows.
What it runs
- Production planning & tracking — schedule the shop floor and follow each order from cut to finished unit.
- Installation planning & tracking — plan fitting crews and dates, and track every job through to completion.
- Warehouse management — real-time stock of profiles, glass and hardware, tied to what production consumes.
- Analytics & reporting — throughput, lead times and workload in views management actually uses.
Why it matters
Manufacturing software fails when it fights the machines. By connecting to the Stijene production line instead of duplicating it, the system fit how the factory already works from day one — and then made it faster.
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