Furniture runs two businesses at once: make-to-order projects with late client changes, and volume lines where panel yield decides margin. We instrument cutting, drying, finishing and kit assembly — so waste, moisture and delivery promises stop depending on one person's memory.
Panel yield depends on how boards are nested — and the person who does it is on leave. Waste rates swing week to week and nobody can say why.
Custom dimensions, fabric swaps, late client changes — every edit ripples through cutting, edging, drilling and assembly plans kept in separate spreadsheets.
Kiln schedules and storage humidity run by feel; warped panels and paint defects surface at final assembly — the most expensive place to find them.
Project furniture reaches installation crews with schedules booked and clients watching. One missing hinge kit stops the whole site day.
Records must serve where you sell. Start with the honest minimum; switch export requirements on only when your market asks for them.
Selling in Vietnam: warranty and claims
Every board lot linked to finished goods, so claims are settled fast.
Selling in Vietnam: the honest minimum
Who made what, when, and from which board lot.
Selling in Vietnam: key stations
Checklists only at the stations that matter, no paperwork for its own sake.
Export: legal wood origin
Chain-of-custody records, switched on when buyers ask for legal wood origin.
Export: Japan
Formaldehyde emission records for shipments to Japan.
Export: US market
Formaldehyde compliance records for the US market.
Export: incoming lots
Certificates auto-linked to incoming lots, with no rebuild from zero.
Cutting lists, edging and drilling sequences, kit-completeness checks before packing.
Panel, hardware and finished-goods warehouse with aging and project allocation.
Kiln and storage humidity monitoring, dust-extraction and energy per machine.
Nesting optimization, panel surface defect detection, finishing-rework pattern analysis.
Yield per board and per cutter — the number that decides which machine buys itself.
One week of honest nesting data per cutter — the baseline every optimization is judged against.
Sensors on existing kilns and panel racks — warping surprises stop quietly.
Scan-verified hardware and parts per order — site crews stop losing days to missing hinges.
Free diagnosis across cutting, edging, finishing and project logistics
Pilot: digital cutting lists + yield baseline on one cutter
Humidity monitoring and kit checks on the worst line
Scale per hall — MES, WMS and AI where waste data proves the case
Audit-ready traceability. Freshness protected by the system.
02 · ELECTRONICSSerial-level truth on lines that never stop.
03 · AUTOMOTIVEIATF-grade discipline, engineered into the daily routine.
04 · PLASTICSEvery cycle counted, every mold earning its keep.
05 · COFFEEFrom farm intake to roasted bag — one lot ID all the way.
you are here 06 · FURNITUREEvery board counted, every kit complete, every site on time.
As long as you make a physical product, the physics stays the same: machines, materials, people, time. Tell us about your line, and we will tell you straight whether we are a fit.
→ Talk to usMost likely, yes. Machines, materials, people and time behave the same in ceramics as in coffee. Book the free diagnosis; if we are not the right fit, we will say so and point you to someone who is.
Yes — HACCP, ISO 22000, IATF 16949, sustainability schemes and buyer audits all reduce to documented, retrievable records. We configure the system to produce exactly those records, then invite your auditor to see them.
Yes — Vietnam and Japan are home bases, and we deliver in Thailand through regional partners. Diagnoses can run online, pilots need a plant visit.
That is one of our strengths: a pilot at one site, then a shared architecture rolled out site by site — with reporting your HQ can trust, in Japanese, Vietnamese or English.
60 minutes, at your factory or online. You receive our notes and a prioritized improvement map — free, with no obligation.