Guides for the people who run the system every day: what each feature is for, the reasoning behind it, and the steps to use it well.
Tick the artefacts, then use the picker at the right of the bar that appears to set a batch size or shelf life, give them all the same manufacture steps, move them to another family or department, discontinue them, or bring them back. · 11 min read
Ask the AI assistant you connect to aiku to create artefacts, raw materials and tasks, set unit costs, and give one artefact, a list or whole families their manufacture steps and ingredients. It always shows you the change first, and every change can be undone. · 19 min read
Teach aiku which artisans usually make each category or artefact, so the To produce list sorts itself into people's piles. A recommendation, never a lock. · 4 min read
Build an A4 label sheet on an artefact: upload the artwork, set the grid, drop on the batch code, expiry date and a barcode that scans, then publish it so the floor can print it. · 9 min read
The factory makes units in whole batches, the warehouse counts packs. What packed_in and the batch size do to a job order, to what lands on the shelf, and to what a partner should order. · 3 min read
For the preparer and the planner - how a mix or base becomes something the factory tracks, how the Mixes tab works out what to prepare, and how the preparer's job orders flow. · 4 min read