1C:MES: how to connect ERP planning to operation-level shop-floor control
Operation-level schedules, shift tasks, defect tracking and piecework orders: how 1C:MES complements 1C:ERP
Office 548, Bldg. 1, 55/59 Bolshaya Pochtovaya St., Moscow 105082 (Elektrozavodskaya metro station)
02.10.2024

According to a poll in our Telegram channel “Tsifrovizatsiya Proizvodstva. Real-world experience of a systems integrator”, one in ten respondents believes that Russia has no worthy alternatives to foreign ERP systems (SAP, Oracle, Axapta, etc.). This view is typically held by large industrial enterprises in metallurgy, machinery manufacturing, and instrument manufacturing with make-to-order, batch, discrete, assembly-line, and other types of complex, multi-stage production. They spent years and even decades tailoring their information systems to their needs, and now they have to go down that road all over again.
We know how to do it faster and more effectively. We will share our experience at a free webinar, “Standard 1C:ERP capabilities for automating complex manufacturing,” on October 24 at 11:00 a.m.
A demonstration of standard 1C:ERP capabilities for complex multi-stage make-to-order manufacturing, using a metalworking plant as an example

We will cover:
- production planning in 1C:ERP;
- dispatching of production stages: creating production stages and scheduling them in the production schedule;
- production management in the standard version of 1C:ERP;
- production reports;
- key catalogs:
- Items;
- Bills of materials (product specifications);
- dispatching of production stages: creating production stages and scheduling them in the production schedule;
- work centers;
- work center types;
- shift tasks;
- standard cost calculation;
- actual cost calculation;
- recording in financial accounting.
We will also touch on materials supply for production.
We will discuss extensions for standard 1C:ERP.
We will share our own developments: an overview of automated workstations (role-specific user interfaces) that make everyday work much easier for users such as the process engineer, the production manager, and the dispatcher.
We will demonstrate everything live in a demo environment and answer your questions as we go. We will also look at complex cases.
Real-world practice, maximum value!
in machinery manufacturing, instrument manufacturing, and metalworking, for discrete, assembly-line, make-to-order, prototype, project-based, and other complex types of production.
Evgeny Savvinykh, functional architect at Tsifrovizatsiya Proizvodstva (CIFP)

- 30+ years of hands-on experience implementing enterprise management solutions on 1C platforms
- implementation projects at companies in:
metallurgy;
machinery manufacturing and the defense industry;
the food industry
- MBA, DMAN, winner of industry awards for best implementation projects
Key clients:
S.M. Kirov Ust-Katav Wagon-Building Plant (UKVZ, Roscosmos), lead analyst, 1C:MES + 1C:ERP, replacing the legacy 1C:UPP system and a FoxPro-based production planning system.
V.N. Gulidov Krasnoyarsk Non-Ferrous Metals Plant, IT director, 1C:MES + 1C:ERP, replacing a legacy in-house system
Krasnoyarsk Machine-Building Plant (Krasmash, Roscosmos) head of the financial automation department, legacy in-house system > 1C:MES
Abinsk Electric Steel Works (AEMZ), deputy head of the IT department for software implementation, 1C:MES, replacing a legacy in-house system for foundry monitoring and finished-goods shipment management.
Yug Rusi Vyselki Agricultural Complex, functional architect and head of the implementation team: 1C:UPP + 1C:BP + 1C:ZUP + 1C:Elevator + 1C:UAT (motor transport management) moved to 1C:ERP. More than 100 companies within the project scope.
Anton Kulish, head of the corporate department, CEO of CIFP

1. A clear understanding of the capabilities of the standard 1C:ERP / 1C:ERP Holding Management configuration
2. An overview of the options for extending 1C:ERP
3. A 1C:ERP implementation roadmap for your company
4. A recording of the webinar for everyone who registers with a corporate email address
5. A useful gift

CIFP specializes in automating industrial enterprises and production facilities with 1C. Our core focus is ERP implementation for the corporate market

We reuse assets from past projects to shorten implementation time
We have extensive experience in complex manufacturing, including machinery manufacturing and metalworking
We provide full-scale consulting: we know what should and should not be done to achieve project goals

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Who needs it most: batch producers, make-to-order plants, and companies with complex supply chains