Two or three skilled people spend their week keeping a scheduling file alive that breaks every time a rush order lands, a machine goes down, or a customer changes specs. Proficy Scheduler does the constraint math in seconds. Your planner still owns every decision.
Cloud-delivered. No servers, no IT project. Works alongside Epicor, Acumatica, SAP Business One and most manufacturing ERPs.
Your ERP is where orders, BOMs, routings and inventory live. It is not where the live shop-floor schedule lives — that's still a spreadsheet, or someone's head. Proficy Scheduler reads the master and order data you already maintain in the ERP and adds the piece the ERP was never built for: finite-capacity sequencing that updates the moment reality changes.
The same data your planner puts in Excel — work orders, capacity, workforce, materials, due dates — goes into a browser tab instead. Nothing new to track. Everything new happens after you press save.
Planners, supervisors and leadership open the same live schedule in a browser. No client installs.
Sales and customer service check a real promise date without interrupting the planner.
Each work center sees its sequence; completions and delays feed straight back into the plan.
24/7 monitoring, security patches and new features arrive without a maintenance window on your side.
We can now clearly see where bottlenecks arise in production, which means we can prioritize resources before they become a problem. This ensures that the customer's order is still delivered on time. We can also easily adjust the plan if a customer changes their requested delivery date.

Headquartered in Kirkland, WA and working in plants across California, Oregon and Washington. Same time zone, same day when it matters.
From valves and transmitters to HMI/SCADA, MES and IIoT — tying a scheduler to your ERP and your machines is the work CB Pacific already does every week.
Not an enterprise transformation program. A planner, a browser, and a schedule that finally keeps up — live in weeks, not quarters.
We bring a schedule modeled on your production type. You bring one real disruption from last month. You'll see the cascade in seconds, and leave with the scheduling breakdown for your industry either way.
You'll talk to a CB Pacific application engineer, not a call center.