FAQ

Q: Is Lotus Notes/Domino obsolete?
A: No, tens of thousands of large companies worldwide (including a large number of Fortune 500 companies, financial institutions, and government agencies) continue to use Domino as their core email and collaboration platform in their production environments.

Q: Why can't non-standard machining use traditional piece-counting methods?
A: Due to the nature of custom parts, which are typically single pieces and involve initial processing, with significant variations in drawings and processes, it is impossible to standardize quantities, making piece-based cost accounting difficult and hindering the accurate calculation of labor value.

Q: We specialize in producing small batches of custom cutting tools. Will this software be suitable for our needs?
A: Yes, this software is specifically designed for non-standard cutting tool production scenarios, perfectly adapting to the needs of flexible production with multiple small batches. It can help you eliminate the hassle of manual order creation and statistics.