Traceability
Complete upstream and downstream genealogy: from raw material received to finished goods dispatched, including equipment, operators and process parameters. A recall is narrowed to minutes of production instead of a whole week.
MES solutions
MES is the backbone of the digital factory. It receives orders from management, breaks them into operations, frames their execution and returns a faithful picture of what actually happened.
Production performance
Automatic capture of times, rates and rejects, then OEE calculation using one definition shared across the site. Losses are split by cause to direct improvement work.
Document control
The right version of the work instruction, drawing or quality requirement, available at the workstation. The obsolete version disappears from the screen the day it is superseded.
Recipe management
Versioned manufacturing parameters, sent to the controllers and verified before release, following the ISA-88 model. Every change is traced and attributed.
Industrial KPIs
OEE, material yield, first pass yield, schedule adherence, MTBF. Indicators are computed once and shared, rather than recomputed in every spreadsheet.
ERP integration
Documented, replayable interfaces for works orders, production declarations, consumption and stock movements, with error handling and recovery.
ERP · MES
ERP integration: what we deliver
From management to the floor
Downwards: requirements, works orders, bills of materials, recipes and control plans flow from management to the shop floor.
From the floor to management
Upwards: produced quantities, actual consumption, time spent, measurements and events flow from the shop floor back to management.
Typical deliverables
- A catalogue of exchanged messages, with format and frequency
- An exchange log the operations team can read
- Rejection handling and a recovery procedure that avoids double posting
- Replayable test sets for every ERP version upgrade
W · P · Q · M
Four domains, one architecture
W, P, Q and M are not four separate tools but four functions of the same industrial information system. The value comes from integrating them.
Warehouse Management
Control stock, flows and traceability, from goods-in to dispatch.
Learn moreProduction Management
Schedule, track and measure production in real time, line by line.
Learn moreQuality Management
Inspect, document and improve product and process conformity.
Learn moreMaintenance Management
Make equipment reliable and move from reactive to preventive, then predictive.
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