Made for manufacturers who
cannot afford failure.

Aerospace manufacturing tolerates no ambiguity. Part numbers trace back to raw-material certificates, drawings are revision-controlled, and every operation is stamped and signed. BISE was designed with these constraints as core requirements — not afterthoughts. Engineering Change Notices are hard-gated: no ECN approval means the part cannot enter production.

• Drawing Revision Control — ECR → ECN workflow with a hard production gate; the wrong revision cannot be manufactured.
• Material Traceability — raw-material certificate to finished assembly; every operation, operator, and inspection stamped.
• Customer-Supplied Material — off-balance-sheet tracking of GFM with ITC-04 compliance for job-work programmes.
• Schedule Adherence — the APS engine holds delivery commitments even when machines break down or material is delayed.

CNC operations live and die by two numbers: machine utilisation and on-time delivery. BISE's APS engine tracks real capacity — not theoretical shifts — using biometric attendance, actual setup times, and live job-card progress to schedule the next operation on the right machine, with the right operator skill level.

• Machine Loading — schedules by actual capacity, operator skill, and machine capability, not just available hours.
• Setup Optimisation — groups similar materials and operations to minimise changeover; setup matrix configurable per machine type.
• True Job Costing — actual machine hours × depreciation + repair rate; know your real cost per operation.
• Tool-Life Tracking — insert consumption, tool history card, and maintenance alerts stop mid-operation failures.

Fabrication shops manage a cascade of sequential operations — blanking, bending, welding, powder coating, assembly — often across multiple subcontractors. BISE's process-flow engine models these as route cards, tracking each operation's completion status, rejection count, and rework cost. Subcontracted operations are tracked with material issue, challan, and receipt quality check, and their cost is absorbed into the job at receipt.

• Multi-Stage Routing — route cards track every operation from blanking to despatch with live WIP visibility.
• Subcontract Tracking — material issued, challan printed, receipt quality-gated, cost absorbed at receipt.
• Rework Cost Isolation — rework expensed to Cost of Quality, not loaded onto the part, so profitability stays clean.
• Delivery Scheduling — multi-operation APS with subcontract transit times factored in.

Job work presents a unique accounting challenge: the material belongs to your customer, the value you add is your revenue, and GST compliance demands a paper trail most ERP systems make cumbersome. BISE treats this business model as a first-class workflow. Customer-supplied material is tracked off-balance-sheet; conversion fees are the only revenue; ITC-04 returns are generated automatically. The 180-day return rule is tracked per challan with alerts before the deadline.

• Customer Goods Register — off-balance-sheet tracking of all GFM received, consumed, and returned; always audit-ready.
• ITC-04 Automation — Form ITC-04 generated from system records; 180-day alerts per challan line.
• Conversion-Only Revenue — P&L shows conversion fees only; material cost never inflates revenue or COGS.
• Multi-Customer Isolation — each customer's material, WIP, and finished goods kept separate.

Industrial-equipment makers deal with deep multi-level BOMs, long lead-time procurement, and complex assembly scheduling where a single missing sub-component halts a build. BISE's ATP and CTP engines were built for this. Capable-to-Promise simulates "can we deliver X by Y?" by loading the full plan against real machine capacity and open purchase orders before any commitment is made.

• Capable-to-Promise — simulate delivery dates before confirming orders; no over-commitment.
• Multi-Level BOM — full explosion to raw material; procurement triggered at every level.
• Serial-Number Tracking — each finished unit carries its complete component genealogy.
• Procurement Visibility — a material pipeline monitor shows what's on order, when it arrives, and whether it threatens a schedule.