Orchestrate

Task Manager

Every pick, move and replen assigned to the right operator.

Task Manager merges every planned unit of work into one pool and assigns it across your actual crew. Out the other side: per-operator schedules, utilisation, and a defensible answer to “how many people today?”

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coordinated schedule across picks, replen and moves

Per-operator

printable sheets ready for the floor

How it works

Task Manager, in three moves.

A perfect wave plan and a perfect replenishment plan still collide if they land on the same six operators. Task Manager reconciles them: one task model, one crew, one schedule — respecting zones, equipment and shift minutes, with even load instead of heroics.

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Pool

Wave picks, replen moves and re-slot moves merge into one prioritised task list with time estimates.

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Assign

The engine balances tasks across the crew you actually have, respecting zones, equipment and shift minutes.

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Run the day

Operators get sequenced schedules on screen or paper. Supervisors see utilisation and gaps before they hurt.

Capabilities

  • Unified task pool: picks, replenishment moves, re-slot moves
  • Assignment by zone eligibility, equipment and shift minutes
  • Load balancing for even utilisation
  • Suggested crew size computed from planned labour minutes
  • Per-run crew overrides — plan today with today’s roster
  • Unassigned-task reporting with explicit reasons

What you get

Per-operator schedules with task sequence and timings
Shift timeline (Gantt) view of the whole crew
Utilisation summary: average, spread and outliers
Printable operator sheets — one page per operator

See Task Manager run on your operation’s data.