With the standard dashboard 'Unmanned Performance', you gain insight into the extent to which the actual production aligns with the planned man-machine ratio, visible per operation, item, and individual production order. The lower the realized MMR, the more a machine can run unmanned.

The man-machine ratio (MMR) is the ratio between the number of hours a machine can run with or without an operator. For example, if half a man-hour is required for each machine hour, then the man-machine ratio is 0.5 (also known as man per machine). In ERP, you enter the MMR in the 'Operations' table for each operation.

This article describes the administration settings on the 'Shop Floor' tab. On this tab, you will find the settings for 'Clock In/Out', 'Stopping', 'Timeout', 'Special Settings', and 'Shop Floor Field Order'.

To plan, resources must be entered.

To be able to schedule with a resource, the availability of the resource must also be specified for all days of the week and public holidays.

The capacity overview is a separate module in MKG that displays how capacity is planned relative to the available capacity.

The production order pre-calculation can be manually entered. This is done by adding semi-finished products, materials, and operations for the possible different components. In this article: operations.

For describing the production process, operation steps can be entered from the 'Operations Management' table. A large number of properties can be set as default. Modifications within the production order are possible if desired.

Handling is an interval in time or quantities that indicates that an employee must perform certain tasks for an unmanned operation. This includes tasks such as refilling materials or removing products.