Step 01
Builds the status pre-brief
Pulls run actuals, cold-storage lot ages, current inventory, crew and attendance, and the order book into one snapshot — so you walk into the morning meeting already knowing the floor.
For production managers
You make the call. Skip the clipboard.
Mission gathers the floor status, syncs the schedule, and sends the updates so your run calls aren’t buried in busywork.
Your day
The decision is the value. The gathering is the tax.
What to run, in what order, what to pull from cold storage, where to move the crew — that judgment protects perishable lots and hits ship dates. Assembling the picture before each call and relaying every change after it is the part that eats your day.
65%Gathering & follow-through
Pulling intake numbers, run totals, cold-storage lot ages, inventory, attendance, and the order book together before each call — then re-keying schedule changes and firing notifications to shipping, QA, sales, and crew after it.
35%The run call
Sequencing runs to protect ripening lots, trading changeover cost against order priority, reallocating crew on a no-show, reacting to a line-down event — the experience-driven calls only you can make.
What it costs
The whole plant runs at the speed of one person.
Every re-decision and every notification routes through you. When you’re heads-down gathering numbers or relaying a change, the floor waits — and a stale lot read or a missed ship date is a hard dollar loss.
4+
systems checked per call
Floor walk, paper or MES run sheets, ERP inventory, cold-storage lot tags, and the crew schedule — gathered by hand before every run decision.
Hours
lost to rescheduling
Every last-minute order change, line-down, failed lot, or no-show triggers manual rescheduling plus a round of calls and emails to every downstream party.
Up to 25%
output left on the table
Plants moving off manual, spreadsheet-driven planning report production gains in this range — capacity lost to admin overhead on one person.
TodayDisruption dayWith Mission
With Mission: With gathering and follow-through carried, your judgment reaches far more of the operation.
What Mission does
It brings you the picture, then handles what you decide.
You set the workflow once. Mission’s agent assembles the inputs your run calls depend on and puts them in front of you — then carries out the schedule sync, orders, and messages once you’ve made the call.
The result
The run call still needs you. The clipboard work doesn’t.
When gathering and follow-through run on their own, the line stops waiting on your attention for everything — and your judgment protects more lots and more ship dates than your hours ever could.
You’re the gather, the call, and the cleanup.
- You assemble the floor picture from four-plus systems before every call.
- Every change spawns hours of rescheduling and a round of notifications.
- The daily production report gets re-typed after the shift ends.
You make the call. The work is already moving.
- The status pre-brief is assembled and waiting before each run decision.
- Schedule changes propagate to the ERP and MES the moment you approve them.
- Shipping, QA, sales, and crew hear what changed without you sending it.
5×
run calls you can cover well
Without the gather-and-notify tax, your judgment reaches far more of the day’s decisions.
Minutes
from decision to done
Schedule syncs, orders, and notifications go out the instant you approve the change.
0
after-shift report typing
The daily production report is drafted from sheets and MES for you to review and sign off, not re-keyed by hand.
Safe by default
It gathers and proposes. You approve every action.
On a processing floor, a wrong lot pull or a missed hold is expensive. Mission is built so the agent assembles and drafts, and only acts on the schedule, orders, and notifications you’ve approved.
Connected
Works inside the tools you already run on — email, calendars, sheets, your CRM, your portals.
Approved
Anything risky or off-mission is held for your sign-off before it touches data or goes out the door.
On mission
You set the assignment once. The work stays on it for days and weeks without drifting.
Observable
You always have a clear view of what ran, what changed, and what needs a call — no transcript spelunking.
Walk into the morning meeting already knowing the floor.
Tell us the run calls that route through you every day, and we’ll show you the gathering and follow-through Mission would carry.