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Feature Flags

Feature flags are the entitlements that turn advanced capabilities on or off per company. They let a plant adopt heavier functionality only when it's ready, without affecting anyone else.

How flags work

  • Flags are set per company and apply to everyone in that account.
  • Defaults are conservative — a new or untouched account runs in the simple mode, so existing setups are never disrupted.
  • A change takes effect once your session refreshes; Raya renews it for you when you save, so the new capabilities appear right away.

Manufacturing Mode — the master switch

The clearest example lives at Settings → Manufacturing Mode, which chooses how the Operations module behaves:

ModeBehaviour
StandardA simple flow: allocate → one work order → quality → pack → dispatch.
AdvancedMulti‑stage work orders, capacity planning, tooling, job cards and machine logs.

Switching to Advanced is the master switch. It unlocks a set of opt‑in sub‑capabilities, so you enable only what your plant uses:

CapabilityWhat it adds
Material Planning (MRP)Net requirements, shortage lists and auto purchase requisitions.
ResourcesWork‑centre, line and cell masters used for planning.
Capacity schedulingPlan against real work‑centre availability (requires Resources).
Tooling & service trackingTool‑life tracking and a send‑out/return service workflow (requires Resources).
Job cards & machine logsPer‑operation pass/fail gates and structured run capture.
Document / drawing approvalsGate work‑order release on internal and external sign‑off.
Promise date (ATP/CTP)Suggest a realistic completion date on quotes and orders.
SubcontractingJob‑work challans with issue‑vs‑receive reconciliation.
Quality inspections & NCRInspection plans, AQL sampling and non‑conformance tracking.

:::note Dependencies Some capabilities depend on others — enabling Capacity scheduling or Tooling turns on Resources automatically, and turning Advanced off switches every sub‑capability off with it. :::

Module visibility

Separately, admins can show or hide whole modules the company doesn't use (for example Operations, Finance or Marketing). Hiding a module removes its tab from the module bar and its tiles from the dashboard.

  • Operations — the module most shaped by these flags.
  • Overview — where the settings above live.