Getting more jobs out on time is what it’s all about. You don’t have time to manually schedule and plan smaller orders and run the risk of it taking longer to schedule orders than to run them!
You need orders, once on-boarded, to arrive automatically in a department’s queue or run list for a particular piece of equipment. However, not all jobs are created equal. Automating the run list of the “micro” jobs is one thing. For that, all you really need is an easy-to-use tool that can help manage the order in which jobs will run (i.e. quickly change the sequence of jobs to get several jobs out that are “stuck” behind a large, less urgent job, or to batch similar jobs to limit substrate changes).