What WisePerformer does on the shop floor
An ERP for workshops that assemble or sew in batches: the shop works with baskets and a timer, the manager works with orders, costs and payroll, the owner watches dashboards.
QR baskets and the operation timer
Every basket carries a printed QR. A worker scans it with the camera and gets the exact next operation from the tech card, with a video instruction and a time norm. Start, pause, finish, log rejects with photos. A DB constraint allows one active run per basket. Continuations carry time over without double counting.
Per-operation payroll
Net worked seconds times the employee rate, overtime per day with configurable rounding. Payroll periods run draft, calculated, approved, paid, with adjustments and a computed balance. The payout breakdown shows every operation run behind the number.
Product costing
Materials by tech card norms times purchase price, plus labor: operation time norms times an hourly rate, with per-operation overrides. Incomplete data becomes a warning, not a silent zero. Demo product: 425 materials + 152.50 labor = 577.50 per unit.
Warehouse with a purchase forecast
Stock via movements, reserves per order, automatic write-off when a basket is released. Output is recorded once, on the final operation of the tech card. The consumption forecast answers the real question: how many days until this material runs out, and how much to buy for the horizon.
HR with work history
Departments, roles and module permissions, employee statuses, work schedules. Each employee keeps a work history: which operations, how long, at what quality. Permissions are granted per module: view, edit, delete.
Plan vs fact analytics in Grafana
Analytics views live in PostgreSQL inside each tenant schema. Grafana shows department throughput, employee efficiency and plan vs fact; the iframe switches theme together with the app.
