Example bot · Schedule Bot
Skye, your schedule bot
Skye is a schedule bot that checks material and capacity against your production schedule every morning and lists the jobs at risk of shipping late, with the reason for each. It is an example bot Compass AI builds around the ERP you already run, and it never reschedules on its own: a person approves any change to the schedule or a promise date.
Up before the production meeting, list in hand.
The work today
The problem it takes off your plate
The schedule looks fine until someone walks the floor and finds a job waiting on material, or a work center that is already overloaded.
- Late jobs discovered at the shipping meeting
- Material and capacity checked by hand, job by job
- The real schedule living in a spreadsheet beside the ERP
Step by step
How Skye works
One job, step by step. The last step is always yours.
Before the production meeting
Reads the schedule
Pulls open jobs, due dates, and routings from the ERP, plus your schedule spreadsheet if you use one.
Job by job
Checks material
Looks for jobs missing components or waiting on open POs.
Work center by work center
Checks capacity
Compares the hours scheduled on each work center with what it can run.
In time for the meeting
Hands it to you
You get a short list of jobs likely to ship late, each with the reason, and any reschedule is your call.
Same rules for every bot: one job, inside your systems, nothing changes without a person, and a plain-English note on what it did.
Your systems
What it works with
Around the ERP you already run.
ERP
Jobs, routings, due dates, material, open POs
Scheduling spreadsheet
If the schedule lives outside the ERP
Email or your team chat
The morning at-risk list
People stay in charge
What it never does without you
Skye only reports risk. A person approves any change to the schedule, a job, or a promise date.
Always waits for a person
- Rescheduling or resequencing a job
- Changing a due date or promise date
- Moving work between work centers
A person approves anything that changes a record, spends money, or goes to a customer or vendor.
Questions
Questions about Skye
No. It lists the jobs at risk and why. Any change to the schedule or a promise date is made by a person.
A job is flagged when its material or work center capacity does not line up with its due date, using the rules you set. Each flag comes with the reason.
No. We build around what you actually use, whether the schedule lives in the ERP, a spreadsheet, or both.
Whoever runs your production meeting, or anyone else you choose.
Let's talk
Want a bot like this in your shop?
Book a 30-minute fit call. Tell us how this work runs today, and we will tell you plainly whether a bot like this fits around your ERP.