DELMIAWorks Automatic Scrap and Regrind Reports
Every Monday, WebRun opens DELMIAWorks and pulls last week's scrap and regrind pounds by job and press, matches each job's resin cost per pound booked in QuickBooks, builds a Google Sheet ranking presses and jobs by scrap rate and dollars lost, and totals the week's scrap cost so nothing gets buried in a monthly close.
How do I track scrap and regrind cost by job and press each week?
WebRun pulls last week's scrap and regrind pounds by job and press from DELMIAWorks every Monday, matches each resin's cost per pound from QuickBooks, and builds a Google Sheet ranking jobs and presses by scrap rate and dollars lost. It totals the week's scrap cost automatically, so a creeping scrap rate surfaces before it reaches the monthly close.
- Scrap cost is visible weekly instead of surfacing at month end
- Worst performing presses and jobs are ranked automatically
- Resin cost ties directly to scrap pounds without a manual lookup
Built for injection molding plant managers · quality managers · production controllers · plastics manufacturers
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
www.iqms.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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DELMIAWorks - pull scrap and regrind pounds by job
- Open DELMIAWorks and pull last week's completed jobs
- Capture scrap pounds and regrind pounds logged against each job and press
- Note the resin type used for each job
Done when Every job run last week has its scrap and regrind pounds captured by press.
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QuickBooks - match resin cost per pound
- Open QuickBooks and find the cost per pound booked for each resin type
- Match the resin cost to the jobs pulled from DELMIAWorks
- Calculate the dollar cost of scrap and regrind for each job
Done when Every job's scrap pounds has a matching dollar cost from QuickBooks resin pricing.
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Google Sheets - build the ranked cost report
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WebRun opens Google Sheets to build the ranked cost report. - Open the scrap and regrind tracking sheet and add a row per job with pounds, cost, and scrap rate
- Rank presses and jobs by scrap rate and by total dollars lost
- Total the week's scrap cost at the top of the sheet
Done when The week's scrap and regrind report is built with a ranked list and a total cost.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Does it change resin pricing or job costing in QuickBooks?
No. WebRun only reads the resin cost per pound already booked in QuickBooks. It never edits pricing, posts a journal entry, or changes job costing on its own.
How does it tell scrap apart from regrind?
It reads the same scrap and regrind categories your operators already log against each job in DELMIAWorks, so the split reflects however your shop currently records rejected parts versus reground material.
Can it show me which press is the worst offender?
Yes. The report ranks both jobs and presses by scrap rate and by dollars lost, so a press that scraps more than others stands out at the top of the list.
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