Order management
Customer orders, delivery-date splitting, changes and inserted orders, with price history by customer and part number.
Services · Custom software development
Settle the process first, then build the system to match
The plant is not asked to change its process to fit a standard product. Development follows the existing document flow and job split; modules are quoted separately and can go live independently. Suited to steps that are already stable but not covered by the current system.
Scope
Eight modules, combined as needed
No need to buy the whole set. Start with the one or two modules that most affect delivery, then add.
Planning and scheduling
Work-order breakdown, material availability checks, scheduling by line and equipment capacity, with shortages surfaced early.
Warehouse management
Receiving, put-away, kitting, issuing, transfers, counting and leftover control, with bins bound to lot numbers.
Production management
Dispatch, station pass-through, production reporting, piece-rate counting and WIP quantity, with progress by work order and operation.
Equipment management
Equipment register, inspections, maintenance plans and repair records, with downtime classified by cause.
Tooling management
Registers for stencils, jigs and test fixtures, with usage counts, life reminders and borrow and return records.
Purchasing management
Requisitions, quotations, arrivals and supplier delivery records, with incoming defects returned by lot.
Cost management
Collection rules for labour, material and defect cost, with actual cost calculated per work order.
Module boundaries follow your existing document flow, not fixed bundles. Start with one, or connect the ERP modules you already have.
Delivery process
Five steps, each with a sign-off
Development starts only after the prototype and field list are confirmed, so nothing has to be rebuilt afterwards.
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Process review
Shadow the job to understand the document flow, and confirm what is entered at each step and how exceptions are handled.
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Prototype sign-off
Screen prototypes and field lists are produced and confirmed before development is scheduled.
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Development and commissioning
Built module by module; ERP, barcode and equipment interfaces are commissioned in parallel.
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Trial run
Runs in parallel with the existing practice for one or two settlement cycles to reconcile the figures.
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Acceptance and handover
Accepted module by module; source code, database schema and operating documents handed over.
Deliverables
What you get at the end
Deliverables are written into the contract annex and checked item by item at acceptance.
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Source code and database schema documentation
Project source and table-structure notes, so the system can be maintained in-house or handed to another team.
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Interface documentation
Fields, call methods and error codes for the ERP, barcode and equipment interfaces.
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Deployment package and installation guide
Server deployment steps, dependencies, and backup and restore procedures.
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Training and user manuals
One session for administrators and one for key users; manuals split by role.
Next step
Describe the process and the documents first
Say which system is in use now, which steps are still manual and which module comes first. Scope and schedule are quoted per module.
- Phone
- 134 1205 3770
- chengzhi780@bczktech.cn
- Address
- Building 8, Room 303, Yilisheng Industrial Park, 602 Fengtang Avenue, Tangwei Community, Fuhai Street, Bao'an District, Shenzhen
Shenzhen Baichuan Zhike Technology Co., Ltd. · Since 2015 , serving electronics manufacturers across handsets, tablets, automotive electronics, FPC, WiFi modules, energy storage and more.