ArcSchedule

Your scheduler rebuilds the schedule by hand every time a machine goes down. Every time a rush order lands. Every time a customer calls asking if you can pull their job forward. It's 4pm Friday and sales just promised a customer Monday delivery on a job that wasn't in the plan. Your scheduler spends the next two hours figuring out what to bump, who to call, what the ripple effects are across 200 other jobs. Promise dates are educated guesses. When customers call for updates, you're scrambling to figure out where their job actually is. Expedite chaos is your operating model. Your scheduler is the single point of failure—and they're burning out.

ArcSchedule uses operations research—the same mathematical optimization that runs airline schedules and supply chains—to generate production schedules that actually work. Feed it your job queue, machine availability, operator skills, material constraints, and priorities. It generates an optimized schedule in seconds. When something changes—and it always does—it replans instantly, showing you the impact before you commit. The scheduling agent handles expedite requests: analyzes the real impact of pulling a job forward, drafts the customer response, and suggests the least-disruptive path. Your scheduler makes the call—but they're not doing the math by hand anymore.