AI capability
Plain-language planning explanations
When the planner proposes a schedule, MES360 explains its reasoning in plain language — not just a Gantt chart — so supervisors understand the "why" behind a plan before committing to it.
What plain-language planning does
- Explains the reasoning behind a proposed production schedule in plain language
- Sits alongside the Gantt/schedule view, not instead of it
- Helps supervisors sanity-check a plan before committing to it
- Opt-in per factory and fail closed by default, like every AI feature in MES360
A schedule with no explanation asks the supervisor to trust a black box. An explanation alongside it lets them catch a bad assumption — a machine assumed available, a material assumed on hand — before it becomes a bad shift.
See a plan explained.
We'll walk through a proposed schedule and its plain-language explanation.