Solutions
Job shop scheduling without the daily rebuild
Every job is different, every week is different, and the schedule changes before lunch. CoreScheduler is built for high-mix, low-volume reality: a live visual grid, auto-scheduling to due dates, and changes that reach the floor instantly.
Sound familiar?
A hundred active jobs, each with its own routing and due date
Rush orders that wreck the week's plan by Tuesday
Quotes promised on capacity nobody actually checked
The scheduler is the only person who understands the whiteboard
How CoreScheduler fits
Auto-schedule to due dates
Latest-fit scheduling places each job as late as safely possible, keeping WIP low and capacity free for the rush order you haven't received yet.
Re-plan in minutes, not mornings
When priorities shift, drag jobs to new slots and let conflict detection keep you honest. The floor sees the new plan immediately.
Quote against real capacity
See load by machine and week before promising a date. Finite capacity scheduling means the calendar tells the truth.
Frequently asked questions
How does CoreScheduler handle constantly changing priorities?
Drag-and-drop rescheduling with live updates means a priority change takes seconds to execute and zero phone calls to communicate. For bigger shuffles, Draft Mode lets you rework the plan privately first.
Can it handle jobs with different routings?
Yes. Multi-step jobs with dependencies are first-class: each step is scheduled on its resource, and downstream steps never start before upstream ones finish.
Is it overkill for a 15-person shop?
No — CoreScheduler is priced per user and needs no IT project to adopt. Shops start with one scheduler and a shared floor screen, then add users as the value proves out.