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Pricing · “Production PM” · deadline control

You hear about a missed deadline from the customer

An order went through cutting, reached assembly — and got stuck. Nobody noticed, because nobody has time to look at every order every day. A week later the customer calls and the fire drill begins: blame is hunted down in chats, deadlines are reconstructed from memory. The system does it differently: it notices the stall the day it begins.

What it does

A dispatcher that never gets distracted

Watches every order

Every order stage has a time standard. An order sits past the standard — the person responsible gets a Telegram notification, not a reproach two weeks later.

Escalates slips

If the order keeps sitting after the notification, the manager hears about it. The system reports the problem, not an angry customer.

Shows the deadline picture

A digest for the manager: which orders are at risk, which stages consistently drag, where the standards need revisiting.

Packages

Three packages

Extended

350,000 ₽support 30,000 ₽/mo

  • 1C integration
  • Tracking by crew
  • Custom analytics
  • Everything in “Standard”
most popular choice

Standard

250,000 ₽support 20,000 ₽/mo

  • Escalations to the manager
  • Deadline report
  • Manager's digest
  • Everything in “Basic”

Basic

150,000 ₽support 15,000 ₽/mo

  • Stages + time standards
  • Notifications to the people responsible
  • 1 pipeline

This is not an ERP rollout. ERP-class systems start at 600,000 ₽ for the implementation alone and change the entire company's accounting. This system solves one specific problem — order deadline control — for a fraction of that price and without re-engineering your processes.

What's included

Stages and time standards set upNotification wording agreed with youDocumentation and operating procedureTraining sessionNDA before any access

Payment

The package price is fixed before work starts. A significant share is paid after acceptance on live orders: standards agreed, notifications reaching the people who can affect the deadline. Support starts from launch, not from the contract date.

Questions

Frequently asked about this plan

How much does “Production PM” cost?
Basic — 150,000 ₽ and 15,000 ₽/mo: stages with time standards, notifications to the people responsible, one pipeline. Standard — 250,000 ₽ and 20,000 ₽/mo: plus escalation to the manager, a deadline report, and a digest. Extended — 350,000 ₽ and 30,000 ₽/mo: plus 1C integration, crew-level tracking, custom analytics. Prices are indicative, not a public offer.
What does the system do every day?
It watches every order: each stage has a time standard, and if an order sits longer than that, the person responsible gets a notification in Telegram. If the order keeps sitting after the notification, the manager finds out. The digest shows orders at risk and the stages that consistently hold things up.
Can we ask the system questions in plain language?
Yes. Behind the answers is an LLM layer that turns the question into a data query: the owner of a furniture factory asks from his phone the way he’d ask a person and gets an answer in numbers. The morning digest takes 20 seconds to read. Results from a specific project, not a guarantee of similar outcomes.
Do we need 1C?
No — the Basic and Standard packages work off order stages in the CRM. 1C integration is part of the Extended package, for when you need accounting data alongside the deadlines.
How is it paid?
The package price is fixed before work starts. A significant share of the payment comes after acceptance on live orders: time standards agreed, notifications reaching the people who can actually affect the deadline. Support starts from launch.

See it in a case study

Furniture manufacturing · overdue-order accuracy

“Production PM” — order tracking

47 false out of 503 real

A system for a furniture manufacturer: it tracks order stages in Bitrix24 via REST and, when an order sits longer than the standard allows, notifies the person responsible in Telegram. Overdue orders surface the day they stall, not when an unhappy customer calls.

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Start with one order pipeline

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Prices and terms on this page are for information only and do not constitute a public offer (Art. 437(2) of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation). The exact cost is fixed in the contract after we discuss your project. All prices are in Russian rubles (₽); this is a courtesy translation — the Russian version prevails.