optiCutter VS OPTIMIK

• Efficiency Optimization
  optiCutter algorithmically optimizes cutting layouts, reducing material waste and saving costs.
• Versatility
  Supports multiple materials and industries, making it adaptable to diverse cutting needs.
• User-Friendly Interface
  Features an intuitive interface that simplifies the setup and operation process for users.
• Cost Savings
  By optimizing material usage, users can achieve significant cost savings in material purchasing.
• Customizable Layouts
  Allows for customization of cutting layouts to meet specific project requirements.

Possible disadvantages

• Initial Setup Time
  Requires an initial time investment to configure and set up for specific needs.
• Compatibility Issues
  May not be compatible with all machinery or software systems without additional configuration.
• Learning Curve
  Users may need training or time to become proficient with the software.
• Cost of Acquisition
  The software purchase and any associated fees might be prohibitive for smaller operations.
• Dependence on Software
  Overreliance on the software might hinder manual planning skills and intuition over time.

• Cutting diagrams
  Fast and efficient calculation of optimized sheet layouts is available for all flat and bar materials. You can influence the calculation by setting one of many parameters (eg kerf, trimming, cutting method, preferences, etc.) as well as specifying the input material.
• Offer and Jobs
  OPTIMIK will help you create offers quickly and comfortably. All you have to do here is enter the products and their parts (or select them from the Catalog) and the program will automatically calculate prices and quantities of all necessary materials as well as cutting diagrams. You can then easily create real jobs from the accepted offers, which you then send to Production at once or in parts. Here you can get additional material savings by creating a common cutting diagram for parts from several orders.
• Products and Parts
  You can include an unlimited number of products in each offer or order. Each product can consist of an unlimited number of parts, while each part can also contain several operations and materials (eg multilayer boards with different edging tapes and accessories - handles, hinges, etc.). Dimensions, operations and materials can also be entered as product parameters, so that after changing the parameter, there will be an automatic change in all corresponding parts.
• Production
  Selected parts from one or more jobs are registered here in a common production batch. Here you can monitor its status (whether it is being prepared for production, in production or has already been produced) as well as automatically reservation or issue all the necessary material from the warehouse.
• Product catalog
  You can register the assortment of products once in the catalog and easily copy them to each new offer or job. Of course, it is possible to change the material, dimensions or other parameters, which automatically gives you many other variations from each product.
• Warehouse
  You can clearly register material and goods of all kinds in stock. Each stock item can also contain several "sub-stocks" (for example, in the case of flat and bar materials it will be several formats) and for each of them you can have additional information such as storage location, expiration, or individual price and quantity.
• Documents
  Received and issued invoices, advance invoices, receipts, issues, orders, delivery notes as well as the ability to define your own types of documents. Unlimited number of documents of any type, including categories, items and subheadings. The documents are optionally linked to the stock, so they can automatically change the supply or reserve them.
• Payments
  Simple record of income and expenses. Although it is not a full-fledged accounting, but it will help you, for example. with an overview of the payments of your invoices or an overview of expenses for the material. Small tradesmen can also use it as a simplified tax record of their income and expenses.

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