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Promise dates you can keep.

TaktAI learns how long work really takes on your floor, schedules it against the capacity you actually have, and answers “can we ship by Friday?” with the odds and the evidence behind them.

Starts from the Excel exports you already have

Promise check Example

Part 7741-220 · qty 40 · can we ship by Oct 17?

86% likely to be done by Oct 17

Hover, drag or use the arrow keys to move the ship date

50% date
Oct 13
90% date
Oct 20
1,000 simulated futures of the plant · thinnest operation has 12 past runs · Pro tier

The problem

Your routing standards are guesses. Your quotes inherit them.

  • Standards drift. Typed in years ago, rounded, copied from a similar part. Some are close; some are off by half.
  • Quotes come from gut feel. The date depends on who answers the phone, not on what is already queued at the bottleneck.
  • Late jobs are a surprise. Your customers can’t receive proper notice when facing issues.
Standard against actual Example
OP 20 · Mill
OP 30 · Drill
OP 40 · Turn
OP 50 · Deburr
OP 60 · Grind
Routing standard What the floor actually took

How it works

From the exports you already have to a date you can stand behind

  1. 01

    Bring your data

    Jobs, routings, machines and labor records from Excel or your ERP’s exports. You confirm how the columns map; nothing is guessed silently.

  2. 02

    Learn real times

    Labor records are cleaned (missed clock-outs, unattended runs, one operator on two machines), then actual setup and run times are learned for every operation, improving in accuracy as more data is collected.

  3. 03

    Schedule real capacity

    A finite-capacity schedule across your machines, shifts and setup families. Your planner reviews every change and publishes it; nothing moves on its own.

  4. 04

    Promise with odds

    Ask “can we ship by the 17th?” and get the probability, the 50% and 90% dates, and what is driving the risk. Every promise is later checked against what shipped.

See it

A schedule that explains itself

Every operation carries where its time came from. When the plan changes, you see what moved and why, before anything reaches the floor.

Schedule · this week Example
Hover a job to see where its time came from

Principles

Built to be trusted on the shop floor

Every number shows its evidence

How many past runs, how many simulations and what data it came from. Never a bare number.

People approve, always

Schedules, promises to customers and changes to your standards are proposals until a person approves them.

Numbers come from math

Dates and odds come from statistics and simulation we can show you, not from a chatbot’s guess.

Your data stays narrow

Job, operation and time data only. No drawings, no CAD, no part images. Each shop’s data is kept apart.

Contact

Let’s talk about your shop.

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