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Just Plan It

just-plan-it.com

Seiki Advanced Planning and Scheduling

seikisystems.co.uk

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FigureJust Plan ItSeiki Advanced Planning and Scheduling
Price from$300/mo—
Free plan——
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
APIYes—
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published42
Spec score · Manufacturing Scheduling Software8.6 (#3)7.6 (#18)
Company historyNETRONIC was founded in 1975 and is headquartered in Aachen, Germany, according to Crunchbase.A Seiki company brochure says Seiki Systems was established in 1992 and specialises in manufacturing execution systems.
Founded19751992
HeadquartersAachen, GermanyBrighton, United Kingdom
PurposeJust Plan It is finite production scheduling software for job shops and multi-operation manufacturers.Seiki Scheduler creates production plans using actual capacity to help manufacturers improve on-time delivery, respond to changes and utilise production resources.
SecurityJust Plan It says it is hosted on Microsoft Azure, does not store raw passwords, and uses Azure Active Directory authentication.Seiki says each Seiki AIR release includes current security protocols and patches, with authentication procedures intended to prevent unauthorised access.

Plans

Just Plan It

  • JPI Launch$3, paid once
  • Subscription$300 a month
  • Personalized packagePriced on request
  • Personalized subscription + launch programPriced on request

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Seiki Advanced Planning and Scheduling

  • Seiki Advanced Planning and Scheduling (Seiki Scheduler)Priced on request
  • Seiki SchedulerPriced on request

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Seiki Advanced Planning and Scheduling

Seiki Advanced Planning and Scheduling, also called Seiki Scheduler, builds manufacturing production plans around actual capacity to balance delivery dates and workload. It schedules operations against available resources and supports real-time adjustments. An interactive graphical planning board summarizes active order loading and operation details, while built-in sequencing rules provide a baseline that planners can refine. Users can model schedule changes and compare saved snapshots before choosing a plan; running scenarios and saving snapshots for evaluation requires the optional Simulation license. Seiki EAI connects the scheduler to ERP, MRP, PLM, and other databases, with one-way or bidirectional transfer. SQL views and CSV files are described as import methods. The Scheduler can also operate without ERP, using manually entered works orders and routing templates. It supports finite-capacity scheduling, machine and labor capacity planning, and material constraints. Seiki says it can handle tens of thousands of operations, though saving changes takes longer as the database grows. It is licensed per resource, with no stated cap on resource count. Seiki AIR runs in a browser and supports self-hosted web server or Microsoft IIS deployment; Windows is also listed. Pricing is available on request.

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