Loom turns batch demand into a conflict-free plan across lines, equipment, shifts and staff. Edit it on a live Gantt, test what-if scenarios, and approve it with an e-signature.
Loom constraint solver and interactive Gantt screen recording
Pharma manufacturing is governed by strict physical and regulatory constraints that static spreadsheets cannot reconcile at scale:
A product change needs cleaning time, and cleaning must fit the shift calendar.
A hold time says the product may wait 12 hours, not 13.
One breakdown moves ten other batches.
The plan needs 20 people on night shift and you have 12.
QA wants to know who changed the plan, when and why.
Constraint-driven modules that eliminate scheduling guesswork and deliver auditable confidence.
Track line utilisation, on-time delivery, OEE (availability × performance × quality), plan compliance and OTIF in real time. Spot shift staffing gaps, hold-time risks, and potential delays before they impact production.
Drag a batch and see which steps get pushed and which conflicts appear before you save. Lock steps, undo, filter, and export to PNG, print or CSV.
Choose a time, lines or a batch, set how stable the plan should stay, preview the change as before and after, then apply it with a reason that goes into the audit trail.
Add a Saturday shift, close a line, drop in an urgent order. Compare up to four scenarios side by side and turn the best one into a draft plan.
Loom turns the plan into people needed per shift and compares it with your headcount. Short shifts are flagged, with the largest gap and its duration.
Drag and drop steps, set minimum and maximum waits, hold-time rules and parallel branches. The flow is validated before you save it.
Submit a plan for approval, sign with your password and a stated meaning, and keep every change with user, time and reason. Optional four-eyes rule.
Operators start, complete and hold steps. Loom flags steps that did not start, run late or risk a hold time, and re-plans the rest from actuals.
Three clear steps from your plant data to an approved, executable schedule.
Areas, lines, equipment, products, process flows and calendars. Import batches from CSV.
Pick dates and a solve time. Watch progress live and stop early if you like.
Adjust on the Gantt, test scenarios, approve with an e-signature, then track execution.
Engineered around strict compliance standards without sacrificing planning responsiveness.
Audit trail of every change with user, timestamp and recorded reason.
Electronic signatures with password re-entry and a recorded meaning, plus an optional four-eyes rule.
Role-based access for planners, QA reviewers and shopfloor operators.
Designed around 21 CFR Part 11 principles (audit trail, electronic signatures, role-based access).
Powered by OR-Tools CP-SAT to calculate line assignments, campaigns, hold times and maintenance schedules in seconds.
Instant alerts for hold-time violations, delay risks, shift understaffing and approval requests.
Batch orders, schedules and staffing grids exportable to CSV and print-ready formats.
Fully localized interface with seamless instant language switching at any time.
High-contrast dark mode for control rooms and clean light mode for offices.
Deploy as serverless cloud or on your own infrastructure with Docker behind your firewall.
Practical answers about Loom's scope, solver behavior and deployment models.
No. Loom is the planning layer. Batches come in by CSV today. ERP integration is on the roadmap.
You set the time limit (30 seconds by default) and can stop earlier. For best results, keep a single plan under about 150 batches.
No. It works at headcount level per shift and warns when a shift is short.
English and Turkish, switchable at any time.
In the cloud or on your own servers with Docker.
Yes, request a demo and we will run it on your own products and lines.
Describe your lines, products and constraints. We will model your plant and show Loom in a 30-minute walkthrough.