Case · Podotherapie Verduin
Insole production you follow from your phone.
Podotherapie Verduin makes orthotic insoles in house, with two 3D printers and a milling machine. Printer Link tracks production and alerts the team when someone needs to act.
Illustrative example of the workflow, not real client data
At a glance
What we built and what it saves.
Printer Link: 3D printers, milling, the production list and insole transport on one screen, on the phone too.
- Sector
- Podiatry
- Built
- Printer Link: production, maintenance, production list and sandal requests
- Connected to
- PodoPrinter
- Paro360
- Practice calendar
± 13hours a month, estimated
± €450saved a month, estimated
± 168printer checks a month taken over
| Checking the printers | ± 168 checks × 3 min | 8.4 h · €294 |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly milling overview | 1 overview × 120 min | 2 h · €70 |
| Checking transport to branches | ± 21 working days × 5 min | 1.8 h · €61 |
| Tracking maintenance and rolls | ± 4 rounds × 15 min | 1 h · €35 |
| Total | ± 13 hours | ± €450 |
Two printers, four checks per printer per working day. Savings from fewer failed prints are not included. Minutes per task are our assumption, at €35 an hour. Licences not included. Totals are rounded.
What we built
The six main parts.
Pick a part to see how it works. The screens are recreated with made-up data.
Illustrative example of the workflow, not real client data
And more
Also built.
Sandal and slipper requests
Arrive with the order form filled in, then fixed steps.
An agent on the milling computer
Reads the printers and Paro360 and updates itself.
Connected to the AI dashboard
Production and faults show there too.