Most manufacturing finance runs a step behind the shop floor — journal entries keyed by hand, margins that only surface at month-end, and inventory values that are more estimate than fact. Join us for a live session to see how Insight turns every operational event into clean, fully dimensioned financial data — so your GL, your valuation, and your margin reporting keep pace with production.
The install is the last mile of every order — yet it usually runs on spreadsheets, texts, and a whiteboard, disconnected from the system that built the cabinets and invisible to anyone tracking margin. Join us for a live session to see how running installation and field service as service orders — tied directly to the original sales order — keeps the whole last mile on schedule, in the right hands, and finally visible.
If orders slip, parts show up out of sequence, and your team leans on tribal knowledge just to keep production moving, you’re not alone. In highly configurable manufacturing, small breakdowns in flow compound fast — WIP piles up between processes, assembly waits on missing components, and overtime becomes the routine just to hit ship dates. Join us for a live session to learn how synchronized flow, informed systems, and real shop floor control can make on-time delivery the rule instead of the scramble.
Reactive purchasing quietly drains profit — overbuy and cash freezes in the wrong SKUs; underbuy and you’re paying expedite fees or missing ship dates. And a single missing hinge can stall an entire cabinet order. Join us for a live session to see how Insight ties purchasing to actual demand, gives you real-time visibility into every part, and lets you flex between make and buy — so inventory becomes a strategic asset instead of an invisible tax on every job.
The market keeps asking for more custom, and saying no isn’t an option — but every special that bottlenecks your best engineers, gets priced by gut feel, and disrupts production is quietly costing you. Much of what you treat as “custom” doesn’t have to be. Join us to see how redefining where “custom” really begins lets you meet rising expectations, price with confidence, and keep specials flowing through production like any other order.
Your bill of material is the heart of everything downstream — routings, scheduling, purchasing, costing — yet the one your design tool hands you is a flat parts list that knows what a cabinet is made of, but nothing about how you build it. Join us for a live session to see how a generated BoM becomes an enriched, structured blueprint that carries the sequence, scheduling, and supply-chain intelligence production needs.