Made for companies that produce to order.
Frontlink is built for manufacturers with 10 to 250 people who make to order: where every order is different, customers want to know where their product is and the documents per batch must be right.
Made for companies that produce to order.
Don't see your industry? If you produce to order, Frontlink usually fits you too.
Batch and process production
Recipes, lots and certificates per order.
Make-to-order manufacturing
Quotes, routings and delivery dates that hold.
What matters in your industry.
Every industry has different concerns. The fuller the dot, the more important the topic usually is there.
| Contract manufacturing and private label | Food and supplements | Chemicals and cosmetics | Make-to-order manufacturing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lots and shelf life | ||||
| Recipes and weighing | ||||
| Customer-specific labels | ||||
| Promising a delivery date | ||||
| Batch record and release | ||||
| Keeping the customer informed |
Very important Important Less
Four industries where Frontlink is at home.
- Contract manufacturing and private labelYour customers are brands. They send orders with their own specifications, want to know where their batch is and expect the certificate with the delivery. Frontlink keeps everything in order per customer, per order and per batch.
- Food and supplementsLot numbers, shelf life and customer-specific labels, for every order. Frontlink follows each lot from receipt to delivery, picks by shelf life and records checks without paper.
- Chemicals and cosmeticsFormulations, mixing orders and filling to order, with the right documents per batch. Frontlink puts the formulation and steps at the line, records consumption and checks, and shows what a batch really cost.
- Make-to-order manufacturingMetal, plastics and assembly to order. Frontlink shows what really happens on the floor, makes the plan achievable and keeps the customer and office informed when something moves.
Is Frontlink a fit?
If you can tick most of these, we can probably help you.
- You produce to order or in batches for customers
- You have between 10 and 250 people
- You use an ERP, but the floor runs on paper or Excel
- Time goes into retyping, searching or chasing
- You want to inform customers better and sooner
Which process takes you the most time?
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