Order processing is the factory’s work after confirmation: the manager reviews the order, launches it into production and combines it with others to cut more economically. The service turns the flow of orders into a managed conveyor rather than a stack of paper on the desk.
The manager takes the order in hand
A confirmed order reaches the factory manager: they see the whole project, review it and the payment, and make edits right in the card if needed. See “When a factory manager handles your project”, the “Order card” and the “Current orders” list with filters and status changes.
Launch into production
A ready order is moved into production, and the whole process is visible by stage. See “Orders in production: 5 tabs of the process”; what each status means — “Order statuses” and “Statuses and the order life cycle”.
Combining orders — savings on cutting
The service gathers several orders into production tasks grouped by material: the parts are nested together, there is less waste, and the machines are loaded more tightly. See “Production tasks: creation and grouping by material” and the whole section “Production”.
Documents and problems under control
All the order’s files and papers are gathered in one place and printed in a single click, while problem orders are highlighted by the system and held back until resolved. See “Order files and documents”, “Printing order documents”, “Problem orders” and “CNC statuses and problems in production”. The whole orders section is “Orders”.
The bottom line: every order is processed quickly and without losses — the manager sees everything, production is loaded optimally, and the customer gets the order on time.