The button enables quick start, pause and resume of the activity. This ensures real-time monitoring of the activities, without entering the times at the end of the day.

The operator can pause an activity but can also declare it closed: this does not prevent him from entering further times or carrying out other activities.

You can enter a provisional figure for the hours of each activity, so that you can then check if the work will have been done on time.

The operator enters, modifies and deletes working times manually. In particular, for activities that do not use the start and stop buttons, this function is the mode for entering working times. The times are managed without constraints, as in a paper report.

The operator matches one or more vouchers to each reported time record (e.g. “travel time”), differentiating the time of a job on the basis of what is to be recorded (e.g. the time spent on a trip may need to be charged differently from the time actually worked).

The button enables quick start, pause and resume of the activity. This ensures real-time monitoring of the activities, without entering the times at the end of the day.

The operator can pause an activity but can also declare it closed: this does not prevent him from entering further times or carrying out other activities.

You can enter a provisional figure for the hours of each activity, so that you can then check if the work will have been done on time.

The operator enters, modifies and deletes working times manually. In particular, for activities that do not use the start and stop buttons, this function is the mode for entering working times. The times are managed without constraints, as in a paper report.

The operator matches one or more vouchers to each reported time record (e.g. “travel time”), differentiating the time of a job on the basis of what is to be recorded (e.g. the time spent on a trip may need to be charged differently from the time actually worked).

Each item has its own technical data sheet that you can see through a specific ADeMES button: this sheet is personalized and completes the information necessary for production without adding paper attachments.

A planned activity is associated with the equipment to be used and its status: the office in charge guarantees continuous monitoring.

Products used within an activity are reported by declaring the quantities used in order to be able to work. Consequently, the product can be added to the customer report.
The reporting of these products allows the relevant office to carry out stock unloading.

Within ADeMES, the operator indicates the vehicle used for transport. Routine checks (lights, oil, fuel tank, etc.) can also be carried out to indicate any anomalies and ensure constant monitoring and maintenance.

The operator uses a piece counter which automatically transfers the semi-finished or finished product; he can also make a reversal at the touch of a button.

Through ADeMES, the operator declares which components are loaded into the machine for working (raw materials and/or semi-finished products with the relative batches/records loaded into the machine to perform the working phases).
If you want to track the entire production lot and lots of raw materials as well as semi-finished products, the machine loading allows you to define in the phase which materials are used and with which lots. In addition, the operator selects the materials and lots available in a particular warehouse.

The operator makes deposits of finished or semi-finished products from ADeMES at the production stage, declaring the number of compliant pieces produced. The production deposit shows the pieces produced in the warehouse.

ADeMES defines remuneration by contract type and maintenance of historical remuneration, and consequently valorises labour costs.

Thanks to this function of ADeMES, you will have a more correct planning of maintenance that affects the scheduling of orders.

ADeMES also determines the standard costs of products, so that it can add value to the final product and get a first indicator of the cost of machining. This cost is recorded both for products loaded on the machine for machining and for those listed in the bill of materials, but also for those declared in the report and in the planned activities.

The back office defines the business costs for machinery according to its use.

The operator declares a work interruption and, for each work phase, defines the different reasons for the interruption: in this way the inefficiency times are collected and the reasons are analysed, allowing a subsequent improvement.

The operator accessing ADeMES can define, for each phase, a list of controls to be surveyed or copy the last values surveyed and, if necessary, make changes.
When analyzing the data, cross-referencing the control sheet with the incidents and product non-conformities will reveal the conditions in which certain machine parameters have led to work stoppages or product non-conformities so as to be able to optimize the situation and/or predict certain results.

With a calendar with bi-weekly visibility,but unlimited scheduling, the different activities to be carried out are introduced and organized and the required resources are assigned to them, monitoring workloads. This eliminates the need for excel sheets for coordinating tasks, and the calendar is fully integrated with the MES so that tasks can be assigned directly.

The system automatically tracks warehouse transactions according to events: this tracking and the adjustment made by any changes allow the ERP system to keep stock, inventory and also keeps product costs under control.

When used in connection with ADeWMS, ADeMES notifies warehouse operators of movements required for the next production operation: the control panel will provide warnings so that movements for supplying the production warehouse and preparing materials (e.g. the unloading of products stored for processing) can be organized in good time.
The dashboard provides graphs to monitor production and the situation of materials in the warehouse.

Through the use of messages, the back office enters communications with the individual operator or group. The operator receiving the communication can view statistics on the reading rate and replies received.

Employees make requests for holidays and leave through ADeMES. If the back office approves, delivery times automatically appear in the calendar and help planning by highlighting any tasks previously allocated to that employee at times when he or she will be absent.