One system, concept to mass production
The build, as of this morning.
Units, yield, materials and the CM's numbers, entered once. What is on plan, what is slipping, and which fix still closes the gap, before anyone builds a deck.
Startup mode
Never launched before? Start here.
A launch date is not a plan. Small team, first launch, a date on the board and no program behind it. Start here. Four answers and Capibara drafts every build, its quantity and its spin loop, scheduled backwards from the day you ship, with every unknown on the record and assigned to whoever can answer it. No account, ten minutes, and it saves. When the build starts, we run it with you.
The system of record
Enter it once. Everyone reads the same build.
The line enters the daily. The CM enters its own. From that one entry Capibara builds the status, the trend, the gate and the recovery options, and engineering, quality, supply chain and leadership read the same picture the same morning. Nobody rebuilds a sheet. Nobody waits for Friday.
- Two minutes a day, not a spreadsheet The numbers the floor already has. No retyping. No reconciling three versions.
- The CM in the room It sees its line, its yield, its counts. Not your liability, your alternates or your cost.
- A record that holds Every figure, the day it was reported, with who entered it. Ask how many were built with the wrong parts. The answer is already there.
The recovery ladder
There are five things you can do when a build slips.
Rebalance the line, add a shift, air freight, second source, or move the date. Each costs more than the one before it, and the first rungs expire first. The job is to pull the lowest rung that still closes the gap, while it is still there.
The gate
Checked against the build.
Every gate has a list. Capibara checks it against what the build has actually done, not against the deck: the yield, the CTB, the test, the date. What is met, what is open, what is still an assumption, and who owes the answer. OK2Ship is a state of the record, not a meeting.
