Group spools into loads, plan when each load leaves the shop, and see forecast and dispatch history together. One clear milestone keeps the schedule useful without pretending to track the load after it leaves.
Available in personal and company projects.
The planned leave date positions each load on the schedule. When the load leaves the shop, marking it Dispatched records the actual time and keeps the original plan visible for an honest early-or-late comparison.
Generate a PDF or Excel packing list per load with spool IDs, drawing references, quantities, planned leave date, and destination. No more rebuilding dispatch paperwork by hand.
Move a load to another day on the weekly plan or enter the exact date in its details.
Authorized planners can review dispatch commitments across active projects without changing the underlying load contents.
Planned dates stay planned; the Dispatched action supplies the actual timestamp used in schedule history and spool tracking.
You can download the load details. If your company uses another shipping system, ask us what connections are possible.
The leave date is the planned dispatch date. Marking the load Dispatched records the actual dispatch time while preserving the plan for comparison.
No. The schedule is intentionally focused on planning and recording dispatch from the shop. Use a separate load when work will leave on a different date.