Resource Management & Calendar

Define the core assets that power your production lines:

• Machines: the equipment executing your processes
• Materials: what those machines consume

Every resource is defined with two levels:

• Models: define capabilities and specs
• Instances: represent your real-world assets

This unlocks granular control, traceability, and automation across your workflow.

Machine models adapt to your production technology.

When creating a machine model, choose a manufacturing type like:

• Additive Manufacturing (FDM, MJF, SLS…)
• Milling, Injection Molding, and more

Each type reveals relevant specs like build size, layer height, or tolerances, depending on the technology selected.
Machine instances include metadata like name, location, and operational status.

Material models support powders, filaments, resins, and more.

Choose a material type (e.g., Powder, Filament, Coating…) and fill in key specs:

• Melting point
• Particle size
• Compatible technologies

Material instances let you track stock, SKU, expiration, and storage location, critical for planning and traceability.

Make sure the right jobs run on the right machines and materials.

You can now:

• Link machine and material models to each other
• Assign processes to compatible machine/material models

This ensures that your team always selects valid equipment and materials when planning batches.