Daice APS combines advanced algorithms, linear programming, and AI into a unified Hybrid Intelligence platform — built for the complexities of modern production.

Your operation is leaking money. Here’s where.

You find out about production problems after they’ve already cost you

FIX → Autonomous scheduling adapts the moment a deviation occurs on the shop floor. You see it before it becomes a crisis.

Your team is choosing between few options when hundred exist

FIX → Unattended simulations run thousand combinatorial scenarios in minutes, each benchmarked against your KPIs.

Inventory is absorbing cash that should be driving growth

FIX → Precise sequencing and demand-aligned scheduling have driven inventory reductions without compromising service levels.

Your best planners spend their days reacting, not planning

FIX → Built-in automation handles routine rescheduling. Your planners shift from fire response to strategic control.

On-time delivery is a moving target you never quite hit

FIX → Capacity-aware scheduling surfaces delivery risks before commitment, not after.

You’re authorizing overtime that shouldn’t be necessary

FIX → Multi-variable optimization eliminates avoidable overtime while increasing throughput.

We know your industry.

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Campaign scheduling

Production campaigns are automatically grouped to minimize CIP (Clean-in-Place) cycles, reducing costly downtime between runs.

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Co-production optimization

The APS engine identifies which SKUs share compatible parameters and can be co-produced together, respecting min/max batch sizes and durations.

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Tank & line synchronization

Tanks feeding single or multiple filling lines are scheduled holistically, preventing bottlenecks and idle time across the entire process flow.

4

Co-production optimization

Perishable inventory, purchase orders, demand forecasts and production capacity are synchronized in real time to avoid both stockouts and expiry waste.

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Allergen sequencing

Production sequences are optimized to schedule allergen-free runs before allergen-containing ones, minimizing cross-contamination risk and costly deep cleans.

2

Batch traceability

APS links ingredient lots to production batches, giving full traceability from raw material intake to finished goods for recalls and audits.

3

Seasonal demand planning

Seasonal peaks are anticipated and pre-built into the production plan, balancing capacity against perishable raw material availability.

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Co-packing & private label

Shared lines running both branded and private label products are sequenced to maximize throughput while respecting contractual SLA windows per customer.

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Regulatory batch scheduling

Campaign-based scheduling respects batch record requirements, GMP constraints and cleanroom qualifications so every run is audit-ready from the start.

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Equipment & resource conflicts

Validated equipment, qualified operators and specialized materials are matched automatically, eliminating conflicts that cause costly out-of-spec events.

3

Stability & shelf life control

Expiry dates on active ingredients are tracked against production windows to ensure finished goods always meet required remaining shelf life at delivery.

4

Clinical & commercial balancing

APS balances clinical trial supply alongside commercial production on the same lines, ensuring neither program is starved of capacity.

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JIT sequencing

Production is sequenced to deliver parts to assembly lines at exactly the right time, eliminating buffer stock bloat and stoppages caused by shortages.

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Changeover minimization

Machine changeovers are grouped by family (material, tooling, cavity) to reduce total setup time across high-mix stamping, machining and injection lines.

3

Multi-level BOM alignment

Sub-assembly and component schedules are cascaded automatically to stay aligned with vehicle assembly programs, avoiding mid-run material starvation.

4

Supplier constraint integration

Lead times, supplier capacity windows and inbound freight schedules are embedded in the plan so procurement and production stay synchronized.

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SMT line optimization

Surface-mount programs are grouped by board family to reduce feeder changeovers on SMT lines, directly increasing throughput per shift.

2

Component shortage navigation

When components are constrained, APS reallocates production to boards that can be fully kitted, protecting the highest-priority customer orders.

3

NPI vs. volume balancing

Capacity is split intelligently between new product introduction builds and volume production, preventing NPI projects from cannibalizing revenue lines.

4

Test & burn-in scheduling

Functional test, flying probe and burn-in stations are scheduled as constrained resources so boards flow through without queuing at final quality gates.

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Color sequencing

Injection and extrusion runs are sequenced from light to dark colors, slashing purge material waste and cleaning time between color transitions.

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Mold & tooling scheduling

Mold qualification status, preventive maintenance windows and cavity counts are tracked so the right mold is always available for the right run.

3

Regrind & material reuse

Regrind availability from scrap feeds back into the planning engine so it can substitute virgin material where specs allow, reducing raw material cost.

4

Customer kanban management

Replenishment signals from customer kanban loops are automatically converted into planned orders, keeping supermarket shelves consistently stocked.

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Nesting & material yield

Cutting and laser programs are nested to maximize sheet utilization, reducing offcut scrap and extending raw material purchasing intervals.

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Bottleneck machine scheduling

Constraint machines (laser, press brake, welding cells) are identified and protected, with all upstream and downstream work sequenced around them.

3

Heat treatment batching

Parts requiring the same heat treatment cycle are batched together to fill furnace loads efficiently, reducing energy cost and turnaround time.

4

Custom order promising

Real-time capacity visibility enables accurate ATP dates on custom engineered orders, replacing guesswork with data-driven delivery commitments.

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Color & style changeover logic

Dyeing and finishing runs are sequenced light-to-dark within style families, reducing dye-bath flushing cycles and chemical consumption.

2

Seasonal collection planning

APS synchronizes fabric sourcing lead times with collection launch dates, ensuring on-time delivery across all SKUs in a seasonal drop.

3

Cutting room optimization

Marker efficiency is maximized by grouping orders with similar size ratios into the same cutting spreads, reducing fabric waste per unit produced.

4

Multi-site capacity balancing

Work is dynamically distributed across owned factories, CMT partners and offshore contractors based on live capacity, lead time and cost targets.

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Reactor campaign planning

Reactor campaigns are built around product family compatibility, minimizing residue cross-contamination and reducing solvent wash volumes between batches.

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Hazmat & storage constraints

Storage compatibility rules (flammables, oxidizers, corrosives) are encoded so the APS never schedules conflicting materials into the same tank farm zone.

3

Recipe & yield optimization

Actual batch yield history feeds back into future planning, tightening the gap between theoretical and realized output for better procurement decisions.

4

Regulatory lot traceability

Each production lot is linked to raw material certificates of analysis, enabling one-click documentation for REACH, SDS and customer quality audits.

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DHR compliance automation

Production sequences and resource assignments are logged automatically against each work order, generating the Device History Record required for FDA 21 CFR Part 820.

2

Sterile & non-sterile segregation

Cleanroom capacity tiers are modeled as separate constrained resources so sterile and non-sterile production never compete for the same validated space.

3

Lot genealogy & traceability

Component lot numbers are captured at each stage and linked to finished device serial numbers, enabling precise field-action scoping if a quality event occurs.

4

Clinical & distribution balancing

Hospital stocking programs, distributor consignment and clinical trial supply are planned in a single model so no channel is inadvertently starved of stock.

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Heat & cast sequence optimization

The APS sequences heats through EAF, ladle furnace and continuous caster to minimize temperature losses, idle crane time and grade transition delays — protecting yield and energy cost per tonne.

2

Grade transition & contamination control

Transition heats between incompatible steel grades are planned and quantified in advance, reducing the number of downgraded or scrapped transition slabs that would otherwise hit margins.

3

Rolling mill campaign scheduling

Hot and cold rolling campaigns are built around width and thickness families, cutting roll change frequency and maximizing cobble-free runs on constrained mill stands.

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Energy & demand charge management

Power-intensive operations (EAF tap-to-tap cycles, reheating furnaces) are scheduled to avoid simultaneous peaks, flattening the demand curve and reducing electricity tariff exposure.

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Oven arm & carousel scheduling

Multi-arm carousel ovens are loaded to balance cycle times across arms, ensuring no arm idles while another runs hot — maximizing oven utilization per shift.

2

Color sequencing

Jobs are sequenced light-to-dark within each oven to avoid purge cycles, and mold families are grouped so operators spend less time on fixture changeovers.

3

Mold availability & maintenance tracking

Mold status, repair history and qualification records are embedded in the schedule so production is never committed to a mold that is out for maintenance or refurbishment.

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Cooling & demold time as constraints

Cooling station capacity and demold crew availability are modeled as true scheduling constraints, preventing the common mistake of over-scheduling ovens when the downstream cooling loop is the real bottleneck.

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Grade & basis weight campaign planning

Paper machine campaigns are built around grade families and basis weight sequences to minimize broke generation and wire/felt wear during transitions between incompatible products.

2

Pulp blending & fiber optimization

Fiber furnish recipes (virgin pulp, recycled fiber, broke) are optimized against quality targets and raw material costs in real time, adjusting the blend as pulp availability changes.

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Reel, roll & finishing synchronization

Winder, sheeter and converting schedules are synchronized with the paper machine output so parent reels do not accumulate in storage waiting for a downstream slot — reducing handling damage and WIP.

4

Chemical & energy consumption planning

Bleaching chemicals, steam and water consumption are projected per campaign run, enabling procurement and utilities to stage supply in advance and avoid unplanned curtailments.

Built to solve what others can’t.

Hybrid Intelligence

Unattended Simulations

Autonomous Scheduling

High Configurability

Flexible Architecture

Artificial Intelligence

72 cost drivers. 14 categories. One Solution.

Inventory & Working Capital
Expediting & Firefighting
Overtime & Labor Inefficiency
Capacity Waste
Changeover & Setup Losses
Scrap & Quality Losses
Customer Penalties
Revenue & Opportunity Loss
Planning & Control Labor
IT & Process Inefficiency
Supplier Disruption
Energy
Compliance & Regulatory Risk
Organizational

Four agents. One unified Brain.

The Planner

The Advisor

The Editor

The Architect

Real outcomes, Real Factories.

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A few quick demos for a preview.

Unattended simulations

64 scenarios generated and compared in 8 seconds — 480 what-ifs per minute — fully automatically across operators, assistants, and overtime combinations.

AI agent orchestration

Four AI agents working in concert from a single prompt. See how Daice APS understands complex requests and orchestrates actions across planning, advising, editing, and configuration.

Flexible plan manipulation

Search data, adjust schedules, and create orders through an intuitive interface. Daice APS takes plan and schedule manipulation to the next level with powerful, user-friendly controls.

Run it your way.

Built for Automation

Built for Collaboration

Built for Performance

Multiple solvers. Unlimited power.

GUROBI

CBC

SCIP

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Connect to any system.

OBDC

REST API

SAP RFC

OData

Flat Files

Database Drivers

Web Services

Excel Files

HTTP

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CRM
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ERP
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WMS
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Syncing data across 4 services

More reasons to choose Daice APS.

Seamlessly combined.

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Ready to see it in action? Contact us today for a live demo of Daice APS.