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Pass on the craft, and cut mistakes
Katanavi, our own system

Orders, rule work, rubbering, shipping, and backups in one place. Specs stay visible so the work does not depend on one person.

Is the die-making floor facing this?

1. The work depends on a veteran

Reading drawings and choosing rules stays with experienced people, so younger staff do not inherit the craft.

2. A missed spec causes rework

Paper instructions make it easy to miss a caution, the rubber, or the counter plate, and the rules are punched again.

3. Progress is hard to see

Laser, rule insertion, and inspection are not visible at once, so delivery dates are adjusted late.

Three reasons plants choose Katanavi

01

Spec entry made for die-making

Caliper, rule type, crease type, gripper size, and prices for the die, rubber, and other items. Caution notes are shown large.

02

Eleven steps, sorted by due date

From the order to the delivery note and invoice, each of eleven steps is open or done. Unfinished jobs sort by the earliest due date.

03

Automatic backups and clear permissions

A monthly automatic backup, and a one-click save to the PC. Administrator, leader, and general permissions.

Screens

Katanavi main menu
Main screen

1. A card menu you can tap

Large cards for the shop floor. People who rarely use a PC can still reach the function they need.
Work-order list and live search
Work orders

2. Work orders and live search

Filter live by data number, customer number, company, or item name.
Work-order edit screen
Specs and progress

3. Eleven steps and the full spec

Rule type, crease type, and the number up, plus the eleven steps from laser to the delivery note, and the die, rubber, and other prices, on one screen.
A4 landscape work-order preview
Shop-floor print

4. An A4 landscape sheet the floor can read

An A4 landscape sheet for the bench. The caution note is large so it is not missed.
Jobs sorted by due date
Progress

5. The due-date list

Jobs line up by the nearest due date. A job leaves the list when all eleven steps are done.
Customer screen
Master data

6. Customers, with address lookup

Customers are tied to a two-digit code. A postal-code lookup fills the address.
User and permission screen
Permissions

7. Users and roles

Administrator, leader, and general user. Passwords are stored in a protected form, and you cannot remove your own account by mistake.
Database backup screen
Backups

8. Monthly and manual backups

A monthly automatic backup, plus a manual backup you can save to the PC.

Katanavi specifications

Work orders and specs Die-making specs: caliper, rule, crease, board size, number up, waste rule, and three prices. Caution notes are shared.
Eleven steps Order, data, laser, rule insertion, rubber, inspection, shipping, pricing, ledger, delivery note, and invoice. Each is open or done.
Due dates Open jobs sort by the earliest due date. The list can be printed on A4 landscape.
Printed instructions Preview and print an A4 landscape sheet for the bench.
Masters and permissions Customers by code, with address lookup. Roles: general, leader, administrator.
Data protection Monthly automatic backup, manual backup, download to the PC, and path-traversal protection.

Lower the first cost with Japan's IT introduction subsidy

Katanavi can be introduced with Japan's IT introduction subsidy. I-Zack stays with the application and with daily use afterward.

Ask for a demo or a shop-floor introduction

Try the screens, or ask about changes that fit your floor.

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