Smart planning, made simple and precise.
Modool Plan keeps design, procurement, production, testing and delivery in one living schedule. When a new order lands, the plan reflows around it — before conflicts become delays and idle hours become lost capacity.
The plan that dies on Monday morning.
In Engineer-To-Order manufacturing every product is different, every order touches every department, and one late drawing or missing part can stall an entire shop floor. Static spreadsheets can’t keep up — so planning turns into firefighting.
Scattered spreadsheets
Each department plans in its own file, on its own assumptions. Nobody sees the whole picture, and the “master plan” is outdated the moment it’s printed.
Symptom · No single source of truthCascade delays
A two-day slip in engineering becomes a two-week slip in delivery, because downstream departments find out too late to react and reshuffle.
Symptom · Late escalationInvisible capacity
Machines wait for material while people wait for drawings. Without a live view of who is free and who is overloaded, capacity quietly leaks away.
Symptom · Idle hours nobody bookedSmart goes in, smart comes out.
Modool Plan runs on three things every manufacturer already has. Feed them in once, keep them current, and the engine does the heavy lifting.
Not a prototype. A plant runs on it.
Modool Plan was built on a real factory floor and has been scheduling live high-voltage switchgear production for over a year and a half — with results that compound every cycle.
modool = modules. Take what you need.
Six modules, one schedule underneath. Start with the bottleneck that hurts most and add the rest as you grow.
Resources
Your people, machines, tools and test bays in one structured database — with skills, shifts and availability.
Explore → M·02Projects & work orders
Every order broken into its real steps, from contract to commissioning, with owners and dependencies.
Explore → M·03Fit-to-Schedule engine
Drop a new order into the plan and the engine finds the earliest slot that doesn’t overload anyone.
Explore → M·04Capacity & load
A live free/busy matrix for every resource — see overload before it happens, not after.
Explore → M·05Tracking & KPIs
Plan vs. actual in real time, with on-time-delivery and utilisation reports per department.
Explore → M·06Simulations
“What if we add one more machine?” Test scenarios on a copy of your real plan before you commit.
Explore →Our guiding principle: make planning SMART.
Clear enough that the shop floor actually uses it.
Model-based, not gut-based — every plan is reproducible.
One schedule that every department commits to.
Resource-based — built on the capacity you really have.
Plan vs. actual, visible at every step.
Plan for success.
A pilot starts with your real orders and your real capacity — not a slide deck. In one to three months you’ll know exactly what synchronised planning is worth to your operation.