Production scheduling built around real line capabilities, per-SKU throughput rates, and changeovers. Plan runs, track production, and generate traceability labels without replacing your ERP.
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Inside the product
See how production orders, line capabilities, throughput rates, and changeovers come together in a single schedule.
Explore the Scheduling PlaygroundHow it works
One customer order stays connected as it moves from intake to a line-feasible run, floor execution, traceability, and fulfillment.
Import an Excel file or enter an order with SKU, quantity, and due date.
Place work on eligible lines using the configured rate and changeover time.
Give the floor one live view of what is scheduled, running, and complete.
Generate run-linked PDF labels without retyping production details.
Apply on-hand inventory, track scheduled quantity, and prepare shipping documents.
Focused by design
RunMark handles line eligibility, product-specific rates, changeover time, live schedules, run status, labels, inventory-aware fulfillment, and production reporting. Keep accounting, purchasing, and bill-of-materials planning in the systems built for them.
What's inside
The core capabilities that replace disconnected scheduling spreadsheets, manual constraint checks, retyped label data, and fragmented production records.
Line-level capability rules and per-SKU throughput rates baked into the scheduling engine. No more manually checking whether Line 3 can run 8" pipe.
See every line and run together. Start and finish times, due dates, status, and changeover capacity stay visible in one production view.
Import orders from Excel, review parsed rows, resolve unmatched SKUs, and create work without retyping every customer order.
Generate PDF labels from the scheduled run with product, production date, line, run number, unit number, order reference, and part number.
Use stock on hand before committing new production, split larger orders across eligible lines, and keep ordered, stocked, and scheduled quantities together.
Track actual vs. scheduled output per run, per line, per shift. Know your utilization. Spot chronic underperformers before month-end.
Why teams switch
If any of this sounds familiar, RunMark was built to replace it — not sit on top of it.
Try the workflow
Explore a simulated schedule first, then quantify the cost of today’s process or assess whether your team is ready to move beyond spreadsheets.
Who it's for
RunMark is designed for manufacturers running 2–20 production lines who've outgrown spreadsheets but can't justify a $200K ERP implementation.
HDPE, PVC, PP — line eligibility by diameter and SDR, with throughput set per line and product.
02Profile families, tooling-specific line eligibility, and demonstrated feet-per-minute rates per line.
03Line eligibility and rates per diameter, wall, and packaging product, with changeover minutes between products.
04The same line model: rates per gauge and insulation product, and changeover minutes between products. No cable-specific modules.
05Line eligibility keeps each product on approved lines, and labels carry production date and run. Allergen rules are expressed through line eligibility, not a separate allergen module.
06Rates per line and product, changeover minutes for substrate and print changes, and roll or carton labels. No print-registration modeling.
FAQ
Process manufacturers running roughly 2–20 production lines who schedule in spreadsheets today and want a shared, constraint-aware schedule without an ERP project. Pipe, profile, tube, and conduit extrusion are the core fit.
$249/month or $2,490/year, with unlimited production lines, orders, and SKUs. The monthly plan includes up to 5 team members; the yearly plan has unlimited members and includes the AI features. Every account starts with a 30-day free trial with no credit card required.
You set which products each line can run, each line’s rate for each product, shift calendars, and the changeover minutes for each product-to-product switch. RunMark’s optimizer places orders on eligible lines inside shift hours, reserves changeover time before each run, and weighs due dates and changeover time when choosing slots. An order too large for any single slot can be split across lines.
Partly. RunMark’s optimizer never places two runs closer together than their changeover allows, and it weighs changeover time against due dates when choosing slots. If the optimizer is unavailable, a simpler fallback scheduler drafts the schedule instead and does not strictly enforce changeover gaps; the draft review shows which one produced it. Neither searches for the sequence with the least total changeover across the week, and both only know the changeover minutes you enter for each product pair.
No. RunMark is a focused production scheduling and traceability layer. It does not do accounting, purchasing, or bill-of-materials planning. You can start from direct order entry or Excel order imports.
Labels are generated as PDFs from the scheduled run and can carry product, production date, line, run number, unit number, order reference, part number, and company identity. They print on any label printer that prints PDFs.
From the RunMark Blog
Practical advice on production scheduling, changeovers, and traceability.
ERP, APS, and spreadsheets get treated as three price points for the same thing. They're not. Here's what each one is actually built to do, and where small manufacturers get stuck picking between them.
Read articleChangeover time is the hidden line item in most production schedules. Here's what it actually costs, why it gets underestimated, and how to plan around it instead of discovering it on the floor.
Read articleThe number on the equipment spec sheet and the number your line actually sustains on a given product are rarely the same. Here's how to estimate the one that actually matters for planning.
Read articleStart with your own products, lines, and orders. See whether RunMark fits your floor before choosing a paid plan.
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