Command TRS — the Commercial Governance Platform for thermoset, rubber, and silicone manufacturers.
One governed record for the numbers this process turns into margin — cost, quote, price, and the history behind each of them.
Where cost lives in thermoset, rubber, and silicone.
In thermoset, rubber, and silicone, cost lives in cure time, cavity count, compound cost and shelf life, press-hour rates, and the flash, deflash, and post-cure work that follows the press. A longer cure or a shorter shelf life shifts the number the quote was built on.
Compound prices move. Cure profiles adjust with material lots. Post-cure and deflash labor gets added when a part specification tightens. Without a governed record of what the quote assumed and what the press actually runs, the price that defended margin at commit time may no longer defend it.
Command TRS holds the record of the tool, the cavity count, the compound, the cure profile, the press rate, and the post-cure path — and keeps it current as any of them change.
Everything Command CGP™ provides.
Command TRS is the thermoset, rubber, and silicone instance of the platform. The full governance surface comes with it.
- Governed records
One current record per item; complete preserved history; deliberate, attributed change.
- Current cost
Machine rates, labor, purchased items, and material assumptions maintained as governed master data — item costs stay connected to them.
- Margin Defender™
Continuous surveillance of the gap between governed cost and committed price. Drift is visible when it happens, not at quarter close.
- Pricing Lab™
The working surface for pricing decisions — current cost, candidate prices, tiers, and margin impact against the record.
- RFQs
Commercial intake connected to the same records: what was assumed, what was quoted, what changed.
- Projects
Execution tracking against the governed record so commitments and changes stay attributable.
- Forecasting
Demand expectations grounded in governed commercial data rather than parallel spreadsheets.
- Planning
Capacity and purchase planning derived from the same records that priced the work.
Every role works from the same record.
Sales, Estimation, Purchasing, PMO, Engineering, Production, Accounting, and leadership look at one governed source — not ten spreadsheets that used to agree.
- Sales
- Estimation
- Account Management
- Purchasing
- PMO
- Engineering
- Production
- Accounting
- Management
- Leadership