Orders, production orders, material consumption, quality and maintenance — built first for 3D print farms, additive manufacturing labs and service bureaus.
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What it solves
01Every order has a code, parts and progress. Production orders group one or more orders and work out the material they will use.
OK or NOK part by part, with the failure and the corrective action from a dictionary that comes filled in. The Pareto shows where most is lost.
Tasks per machine model, in days and in real working hours. And tasks that fall due when the same failure keeps coming back.
After production
02Painting, dyeing, bead blasting and other finishes, assigned to each part of the order. Whoever does them has their own work page.
Carrier and tracking number on the order, which moves through Shipped and Delivered as real stages.
Automatic emails to the end customer, if you want them: when the order goes into production, is being finished, is shipped and is delivered.
Your online shop, ERP or an automation reads and registers orders with the company's own keys. With a PDF manual.
Home screen
03Open Kelo and you see what matters today: the orders in progress, what is on each machine, the week's quality and what is due for maintenance.
Who it is for
04Dozens of FDM printers, filament running out, nozzles clogging.
SLA, SLS and other technologies, with consumption you cannot count per part.
CNC, cutting, bending, welding and moulding — 22 technologies already in the catalogue.
Individual for those who work alone, Essencial for a small team with maintenance, Profissional for a larger fleet and with the public API.