Workshop evidence
Batch tracking keeps repeated hotel sets readable on the floor.
Craftora furniture factory control board
Production Coordination
A factory-minded route for hospitality furniture manufacturing: BOM release, material readiness, workshop pace, blocked-item control, milestone approval, and handoff readiness.
Manufacturing route
One production route, five control points.
Each stage is managed as a decision point, keeping approvals, workshop output, problem solving, and shipment handoff connected while the order is moving.
Production coordination board
Release status / workshop evidence / buyer decisions
BOM release
Approved drawings, BOQ logic, finish direction, material list, carton rules, and quantity map are confirmed before workshop launch.
Scope
Locked
Room types, public-area pieces, and batch quantities share one map.
Materials
Live
Long-lead inputs are tracked before they hold up assembly.
Issues
Open
Risks stay visible until corrected units rejoin the count plan.
Soft goods
Upholstery progress stays aligned with hard goods.
Factory pace
Milestones move only when counts and issue status agree.
Project outcome
A calmer handoff from factory floor to QC and shipment.
Production coordination turns completed furniture into a readable release package: counts, marks, corrections, buyer approvals, and shipment waves are visible before the line goes cold.
Batch counts match the approved quantity map and room marks.
Corrections, touch-up, and remake status are closed or tagged.
Daily production report records support inspection readiness.
Outstanding shortages are separated from releasable goods.
