Bring sales orders, production orders, committed materials, and finished stock together with channel activity. Help your team understand what is available and what is already planned.
Katana brings sales orders, production orders, committed materials, and finished goods into the manufacturing workflow. Unison connects that context with channel activity, helping teams coordinate product availability without treating planned production as finished stock.
For brands that build, assemble, or pack products in-house, open sales orders and production plans are important context alongside finished goods and channel demand.
Materials allocated to production and finished stock tell different parts of the inventory picture. Bringing those details together helps teams make availability decisions with better context.
Connect Katana sales orders, production orders, materials, and finished stock with channel counts, so teams can see demand and production context together when planning availability.
See open sales orders alongside production orders for the same SKU. Demand and manufacturing activity become easier to review together when your team considers replenishment.
Review on-hand finished stock, allocated units, and committed materials alongside channel inventory. Your team can make availability decisions using connected manufacturing context and reduce the time spent reconciling separate views.
Use connected production and inventory information in AI-assisted workflows, while your team controls production orders and approved updates. Changes stay within the scope and review process your brand defines.
Releasing or changing a production order remains a decision for your team unless a specific update is agreed in scope. Any included change can be reviewed before it is applied.
Make available Katana information about sales orders, production, materials, and stock useful in the AI workflows your team chooses. Your team defines which information and actions are in scope.
Shop-floor screens, confirmations, and work managed only in the Katana portal remain with your team. Unison complements the manufacturing process; it does not replace the people responsible for it.
Bring finished stock, open production, committed materials, and sales orders together with channel activity. Teams can see what is ready, what is underway, and which decisions still need the production owner’s review.
We’ll discuss how Katana fits your production process, who approves manufacturing changes, and how your channels should use finished stock and production context. Free assessment to explore the right scope with your team.
We’ll learn who releases production orders and which changes need a manufacturing owner’s review, so any agreed workflow respects how your team operates.
We’ll clarify whether channels should reflect finished goods only or account for production already underway, based on the availability approach your team chooses.
We’ll identify who manages Katana, which information supports your workflow, and which manufacturing decisions should stay with a person.
We ask which count wins when finished goods in Katana and available-to-sell on a marketplace disagree, so the week has one number to follow.
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