Visual Scheduling Blog

The Visual Advanced Production Scheduler (VAPS), comes with functionality for production scheduling based on material availability information. Given the fact that Business Central does not offer material availability information on the production order level, this functionality is a topic of great interest. It does not only often come up during customer demos but people also told us that if they had known about it earlier, they probably would have decided earlier for the VAPS. So, our CEO Martin thought it would be good to share the educational material he initially had created for training purposes in a public webinar that he hosted some weeks ago.

Read this blog to get a written wrap-up of the webinar with links to the respective minute of the presentation. At the bottom of the page, you'll find the link to the recorded webinar on YouTube

Just in time before Christmas 2022, we have released version 1.12 of the Visual Advanced Production Scheduler (VAPS), the only available finite capacity scheduler that fully integrates with the manufacturing module of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Again, we have been really busy and came up with powerful new features that further simplify your life as a planner.

So lean back and see what the new version has on offer.

Together with release 1.12 of the Visual Advanced Production Scheduler (VAPS), we have released version 1.17 of the Visual Production Scheduler (VPS) and the Visual Jobs Scheduler (VJS) for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central respectively. Both versions have been approved by Microsoft and can be downloaded from AppSource and our Teams-based partner portal now. 

So, sit back and see what we have in store for you.

Last week, Martin hosted the webinar "Combined machine and manpower-related scheduling with finite capacity". In this webinar, he showed how to tackle the challenge of scheduling machine-bound and manual work with one tool, the Visual Advanced Production Scheduler (VAPS), that combines machine and manpower-related scheduling with finite capacity.

Read this blog to get a written wrap-up of the webinar with links to the respective minute of the presentation. 

Together with release 1.11 of the Visual Advanced Production Scheduler (VAPS), we have released version 1.16 of the Visual Production Scheduler (VPS) and the Visual Jobs Scheduler (VJS) for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central respectively. Both versions have been approved by Microsoft and can be downloaded from AppSource and our Teams-based partner portal now. 

This blog post shows how we have further improved our extensions for visual scheduling in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.

Is it really only three months ago that we released version 1.10 of the Visual Advanced Production Scheduler (VAPS), the only available finite capacity scheduler that fully integrates with the manufacturing module of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central?  Time flies and here's already the next new version! We have been really busy and are now able to offer you a whole lot of new and powerful features (of course, right in time before Directions EMEA starts).

So sit back and see what version 1.11 has to offer.

This post is a guest blog post provided by Michael Bradley, print industry specialist of our partner PrintVis from Denmark.

Last June PrintVis had the pleasure of participating in NETRONIC's global online event for Business Central manufacturing applications, to showcase our solution and discuss the value (for Microsoft Partners) of pursuing the print industry vertical. Today, let’s revisit some of that discussion.

This post is a guest blog post provided by Malene Johansen, CSO of our partner NAVEKSA from Denmark.

In June we participated a series of webinars: Business Central Manufacturing Exchange - Shopfloor solutions hosted by NETRONIC. We have been working with NETRONICfor some time. One of the reasons is the great compatibility between our products: Visual Production Scheduler & Shopfloor365. We thank Netronic for the opportunity to write this guest blog which you hopefully find interesting and relatable. Enjoy the reading & thank you for your time.