Manager Mike · Work orders
Track Manufacturing Work Orders from Start to Completion
Every work order gets one trusted progress path: stages, current work, completed work and exceptions.
Work orders without a single source of truth
A work order passes through many hands: planning, materials, machining or assembly, inspection, finishing and shipping. If each hand keeps its own record, the order’s real status exists only in pieces.
Manager Mike attaches every work order to a defined progress structure, so each order has one current, verifiable status — from start to completion.
What one work order looks like in Manager Mike
Production stages
The order is broken into its real production stages, each with required work.
Current work
What is being worked on right now is always explicit — no guessing.
Completed work
Finished nodes and stages are confirmed by the people doing the work.
Exceptions
Blocked, failed or unclear progress becomes a visible item someone resolves.
Manager view
Every open order, its stage and its exceptions — in one place.
Customer view
Approved order progress shared safely with the customer when you choose.
From order to completion
- 1The order is structured — stages and nodes of work are defined.
- 2Workers confirm progress — completed nodes are reported as they happen.
- 3Checks and exceptions — verification runs, exceptions get resolved.
- 4The order completes — with a durable, reviewable progress history.
Tell me how you track work orders today
Describe a typical order, the stages it passes through, and where status currently gets lost. The developer will reply directly by email.
Manager Mike is targeting commercial readiness between autumn 2026 and spring 2027. Early Founding Partner discussions are open.