Take your manufacturing capacity planning to the next level with Advanced Planning & Scheduling.
With Beas Advanced Planning and Scheduling, you’ll gain full control over your production times, minimize inventory costs, and increase customer satisfaction. This powerful tool lets you optimize production schedules while ensuring on-time delivery. See exactly how much work your team and machines can handle at any given time. Identify bottlenecks in your workflow quickly and focus your attention where it matters most. Beas APS provides the clarity you need to stay on top of your operations.
Beas APS doesn’t just create schedules — it helps you plan intelligently. The system evaluates available stock, materials in transit, and other critical factors to ensure production only happens when all necessary inputs are available.
Avoid excess inventory, eliminate shortages, and stay ahead of the curve by making smarter, data-driven decisions. Beas also allows you to group resources by common characteristics, set custom prioritization rules, and optimize resource utilization to get the most out of your available resources.
Beas APS gives you instant visibility into the status of production orders, material and resource availability, and delivery dates. This makes it easier to react quickly to unforeseen events and changes in demand.
The Gantt chart view, displays your APS schedule in a clear, easy-to-understand calendar-style layout. Color-coding shows each resource’s workload daily, allowing you to see potential conflicts at a glance. Plus, day planners can adjust tasks by dragging and dropping them on the timeline, and with just one click, view schedules based on resources or work order types.
Beas APS lets you create scenarios — predefined versions of your capacity planning — to test out different strategies and make better decisions.
For example, if you’re planning a new production line with no historical data, you can create a scenario that simulates resource consumption and production outcomes. Compare multiple scenarios and make an informed decision about the number and type of machines needed, ensuring you don’t overlook critical details.
