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Production

Bring Structure to Lab Production.

Write down how your lab actually makes each product—steps, resources, people—so production follows a shared definition instead of individual memory.

Illustrative interface with sample data.

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A shared definition of how work gets made.

Production structure is the foundation for planning, costing and quality. These capabilities are part of the current product.

  • Process templates

    Describe how a type of work is produced as an ordered set of steps, then reuse that template wherever it applies.

  • Step library

    Maintain one shared library of production steps, with the labor, machine and material resources each step uses.

  • Production routes per offering

    Link each service offering to the route used to make it, so production structure and pricing describe the same work.

  • Shifts and skills

    Define shifts, assign people to them, and record skills and skill levels across the team.

  • Start production from an accepted proposal

    Once a proposal is accepted, the case moves into production with a clear, recorded status change.

How it works

Define once, reuse everywhere.

  1. 01

    Build a step library

    Define each production step once, with the resources it uses.

  2. 02

    Assemble templates

    Combine steps into process templates for each type of work.

  3. 03

    Link to offerings

    Attach a production route to every service you sell.

  4. 04

    Plan the team

    Set up shifts, assignments, skills and skill levels.

  5. 05

    Start production

    Accepted cases move into production with the change recorded.

In development

What we are building next.

We would rather tell you what is not finished than let you discover it during a demo. These items are not part of the current release.

  • In development

    Work orders and step tracking

    Generating work orders from routes and tracking each step on the bench is being built. It is not part of the current release.

  • In development

    Quality checks

    Recording quality checks as part of the production flow is planned and not yet available.

Connected

  • Manage Every Case

    Structured case intake with tooth charts, prescriptions and files, followed by proposals that dentists can review and accept from a secure link.

  • Understand Your Costs

    Model materials, labor, machines and overhead as separate cost sources, so the standard cost behind each service is traceable instead of guessed.

  • Organize Your Operations

    Facilities, working calendars, departments, members and permissions, plus a directory of the clinics and dentists you work with.

Give production a structure everyone shares.

Tell us how your lab works today. We will show you what Byinux for Labs does now, and be clear about what is still in development.