Machine Shops
Jobs move between mills, lathes, and inspection, and nobody agrees on what runs next.
What gets organized
- Open jobs with promise dates and current work center
- Planned hours by machine, two weeks out
- Setup sheets and operator sign-off
Industries
Built for the way small operations actually run
ReadyOps is aimed at shops with real routing, real material, and real equipment to keep running — not appointment-based service crews. Find your operation and the system that fits it.
Where ReadyOps fits
Five operations, one operating layer
Fabrication Shops
Material for one job gets cut for another, and the schedule is rebuilt from scratch every Monday.
What gets organized
- Material on hand, receipts, and issues
- Job status through cut, weld, and finish
- Reorder points on the stock you actually run
Small Manufacturing
The shop has outgrown the whiteboard but an ERP implementation is not on the table.
What gets organized
- WIP by stage with hours and value in process
- Work center load against available hours
- Procedures and training status per operation
Industrial Repair
Incoming work is unpredictable, and equipment failures land in the middle of hot jobs.
What gets organized
- Job status and promise dates on repair work
- Asset register with PM due dates
- Downtime log grouped by cause
Independent Dealers
Units sit longer than anyone realizes and recon cost is reconstructed after the sale.
What gets organized
- Acquisition pipeline and days in stock
- Recon actual cost against each unit
- Front and back gross per unit sold
After setup
What you have in hand
Whatever the industry, the first pass gives you the same set of views.
01
One prioritized job list
What runs today, in order, with the customer and promise date attached.
02
One view of what is late or at risk
Rows flagged against your own risk window, not buried in a tab nobody opens.
03
One inventory and reorder view
On-hand counts with reorder points, so buying happens before a setup stops.
04
One maintenance-due view
PMs due and overdue by asset, with a downtime log behind them.
05
One place for SOP and training status
Current procedure revisions and who is signed off on what.
Start with the free board, or take the whole system.
The Free Shop Priority Board uses the same field naming as the paid systems, so nothing you set up gets thrown away later.