One reference, applied to your operations.
Generic scenarios. Every deployment starts with your sites, your machines and your standards.
LOCAL PRODUCTION
Make a part from a shared catalogue, as close to the need as possible.
When a remote site needs a part and classic logistics cannot deliver in time.
- Classic logistics are too slow or too rigid for the equipment.
- Machines are on site, but there is no shared and controlled catalogue.
Formalizes the need and selects the part in the shared catalogue of PICs.
Maintains and validates the catalogue. Decides how production is split between sites.
Produces the same part with the same PIC to secure volumes and lead times.
The same process, the same result, on every site, under central control.
CONTROLLED PROCESSES
Capitalize a process and authorize its distribution to other sites.
When a process adapted on one site must become the reference for all.
- Sites work in different conditions.
- A local fix must become the reference, not stay a local habit.
Adjusts the process to real conditions: parameters, environment, operator sequence. Produces a first functional iteration.
Checks the adjusted process: machine and material consistency, execution conditions, traceability. Capitalizes it as a new PIC revision.
Receive the authorized PIC and produce with a strictly equivalent execution.
A local adaptation becomes a controlled process, shared fast and identically across the network.
RAMP-UP
Coordinate several sites when demand rises.
When demand jumps and no single site can carry it.
- Volume is needed on simple parts, fast.
- Capacity is spread over several sites, with no shared view of it.
Orchestrates and allocates the production load.
Produces fast, close to where the parts are used.
Takes the overflow to secure volumes.
Production no longer depends on one site: it is governed, adaptable and scalable.
PRODUCTION UNDER REFERENCE
Aligned with EN 9212 (ASD-STAN)Frame local adaptations and keep traceability.
When speed is required and every deviation must stay under control.
- A long documentation cycle does not fit the urgency.
- Every operation and every data point must still be on record.
Defines the acceptable scope: eligible parts, minimum requirements, what is locked.
Runs the process inside that scope, with locked parameters and no unvalidated change.
Every operation and every production data point is recorded.
Speed and industrial discipline go together: any gap to the reference is documented and controlled.
FIELD SUPPORT
Repair or reconfigure equipment from a released catalogue, close to where it is used.
When equipment is down far from the factory and a released part is needed now.
- Equipment in intensive use cannot wait for the industrial supply chain.
- A workshop or a production unit is available close to the point of use.
Make a catalogue of released parts and processes available on the platform. Original designs stay unchanged.
Identifies the need, selects the reference in the catalogue and starts local production.
Guarantees the process and its scope of use, supervises execution and captures feedback.
The industrial catalogue becomes a lever of resilience, close to the point of use.
One controlled production network.
See how HANDDDLE APP pilots your sites, standards and records from a single reference.