Production Planning
A calendar of what to prepare each day, with the quantities and the stock you are missing.
Cashod's production planning puts your made-to-order work on a calendar. Orders are placed by the date the customer wants them, each day lists the quantities to prepare per product, and the day view compares them with your stock to show what is missing.
Updated September 2026Three steps, then it runs on its own.
Thursday needs 8 pieces and 3 are in stock — 5 more to make.
What you can do
A calendar by due date
Month and week views of your orders by due date, delivery date or callback date.
Quantities per day
Each day totals how many of each product and variant you need to prepare.
Shortfalls at a glance
The day view compares what you need with what is in stock and shows the shortfall for each line.
Only real orders
Cancelled, duplicate, fake and abandoned orders are left out; you can also show confirmed orders only.
Nothing forgotten
A counter shows open orders from the last two weeks that have no date yet.
Ready for the workshop
Print a production sheet or export the day to CSV.
Kaftans for Friday
Fourteen kaftan orders are due on Friday. The day view shows 14 to prepare in sand, 9 in stock and a shortfall of 5 — the workshop prints the sheet and starts on the missing five.
Sample figuresThrough their due date — the date the customer wants the order — or their scheduled delivery or callback date.
Yes. The day view lists the quantity to prepare for each product, the stock you have and the shortfall.
Yes, the day view prints as a production sheet and exports to CSV.
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