Manufacturing & Facilities — Work Sequenced, Exceptions Visible, Teams Aligned
Manufacturing and facilities operations break when work is scheduled in one place,
maintenance is tracked in another, and exceptions get discovered late.
Raffs Sync connects operational systems, routes tasks, tracks status, and escalates exceptions early —
so production stays predictable and facilities work doesn’t disappear into a spreadsheet.
✅ Official APIs only📊 Live ops boards (SDS)🧰 Queues & safe retries🚨 Exception escalation
Live visibility across production tasks, maintenance queues, and exceptions — with escalation before downtime spreads.
What breaks today
Work orders, production stages, and maintenance live in separate tools
Status is unclear across shifts and teams (production, QA, maintenance, facilities)
Exceptions are noticed late (quality issues, missing parts, blocked equipment)
Managers spend time coordinating instead of improving throughput
The result: downtime, rework, delayed output, and repeated “why didn’t we know sooner?” meetings.
What Raffs Sync changes
Raffs Sync provides an event-driven operational backbone.
Tasks and status changes are routed, tracked, and recoverable — with clear queues, ownership, and escalation rules.
Better flow. Cleaner handovers. Faster response when exceptions appear.
How Raffs Sync helps manufacturing and facilities
Same backbone — live events, queues, SDS boards, and automation — adapted to work orders, stages, maintenance, and exceptions.
Task sequencing & routing
Route work orders and stages into clear queues by line, cell, team, or site — with consistent status stages.
Maintenance coordination
Keep planned and reactive maintenance in structured queues with clear ownership and prioritisation.
Exception handling
Surface exceptions early — blocked equipment, missing parts, quality holds — and route them to resolution queues.
Cross-team visibility
Give production, QA, and maintenance a shared operational view — fewer handover gaps and duplicated work.
Escalation rules
Escalate stalled work or critical exceptions automatically before they impact output targets.
Queues, retries, and audit trail
Safe delivery guarantees: retries, dead-letter capture, and logs so failures are visible and recoverable.
Typical workflow
Work order created (production job, facilities request, maintenance trigger)
Dispatched into SDS lanes (queued → in progress → QA/hold → complete)
Status updates flow live across teams and shift handovers
Exceptions routed into dedicated resolution queues (quality hold, parts, equipment)
Escalations trigger when stages stall or thresholds are breached
Closed & logged with timestamps for reporting and review
Translation: smoother flow, faster response to problems, and fewer surprises hiding in “someone’s clipboard”.
Key operational wins
Clear sequencing and status visibility across work stages
Earlier detection and escalation of exceptions and stalls
Better handovers across shifts and teams
Improved reporting via audit trail and stage timestamps
Want fewer production surprises?
Tell us how you manage work orders and maintenance today.
We’ll map SDS stages, define exception queues, and recommend what to connect first for the fastest impact.