One Connected Platform for Manufacturing Operations
Bring production planning, shop-floor execution, quality, inventory, costing and analytics into one connected operational system built around every production order.
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Active OrderYour ERP records the transaction. Our Platform controls the execution.
ERP and accounting systems record orders, purchases, invoices and financial transactions. Our Platform manages what happens between accepting the order and completing it—capacity, schedules, production, quality, material movement, delivery risk and actual job cost.
Learn how Our Platform works with existing ERP systemsERP / ACCOUNTING
Orders · Purchases · Invoices
OUR PLATFORM
Plan •Execute •Inspect •Track •Cost
FACTORY FLOOR
Machines · Operators · QC · Stores
Everything required to control the production journey
Production Planning
Convert customer orders into capacity-checked production plans using defined parts, processes, machines, operators, material requirements and target dates.
Key Capabilities
- Production orders
- BOM and process routing
- Machine allocation
- Operator allocation
- Load versus capacity
- Delivery-date feasibility
Shop-Floor Control
Give supervisors a clear view of today’s work and capture output, downtime, rejection, rework and production issues close to where the work happens.
Key Capabilities
- Today’s work
- Production updates
- Issue reporting
- Downtime tracking
- Process progress
- Operator work views
Quality Management
Standardise inspections, compare actual measurements against tolerances, record rejection and rework, and connect recurring defects with corrective action.
Key Capabilities
- Quality templates
- Tolerance checks
- Inspection tasks
- FTR tracking
- Rejection records
- CAPA and improvement
Inventory & WIP
Track usable stock, rejected material, rework quantities and WIP across stores, staging areas and production processes.
Key Capabilities
- Warehouse locations
- Good, rejected and rework stock
- WIP tracking
- Material movement
- Shortage alerts
- Finished-goods readiness
Costing & Margins
Compare estimated cost with actual material, machine time, rework, rejection and operational overruns to understand the true profitability of each job.
Key Capabilities
- Quotation costing
- Estimated job cost
- Actual job cost
- Cost variance
- Margin leakage
- Customer profitability
Manufacturing Analytics
Turn production history into actionable views of delivery, capacity, quality, cost, supervisor performance and site-level operations.
Key Capabilities
- Delivery performance
- Capacity utilisation
- Quality trends
- Downtime analysis
- Cost control
- Multisite comparison
Six capabilities. One production-order record.
Information captured at one stage should automatically inform the next. Production output updates WIP. Quality inspection separates usable and rejected stock. Actual machine time and rejection update job cost. Every stage contributes to management analytics.
Built around factory outcomes—not software modules
Improve Delivery Reliability
Identify overdue processes, blocked operations, capacity constraints and material shortages before they affect the customer commitment.
Improve On-Time DeliveryUse Capacity Better
See machine and operator availability, backlog, overload and unused capacity before allocating work.
Improve Capacity UtilisationReduce Quality Loss
Capture defects where they occur and connect inspection, rejection, rework and corrective action.
Reduce Rejection and ReworkProtect Job Margins
Identify where extra machine time, scrap, rework and delays are reducing quoted profitability.
Protect Job ProfitabilityOne operational system for every factory responsibility
Production Planner
Create production plans using actual machine availability, operator capacity, material readiness and current backlog.
Relevant Capabilities
Designed for complex discrete manufacturing
Precision Machining
Manage multi-process components, machine allocation, inspection tolerances, WIP movement and actual job cost in one connected workflow.
Auto Components
Coordinate high-volume production orders, supplier parts, machine schedules, quality checks, rejection tracking and customer delivery commitments.
Industrial Fabrication
Plan cutting, welding, machining, assembly and inspection activities while tracking material movement, delays, rework and project profitability.
Defence Components
Control complex production routes, engineering specifications, inspection records, approvals, traceability and delivery milestones across sensitive manufacturing workflows.
Electrical Equipment
Manage component availability, production sequencing, assembly operations, quality inspections, finished-goods readiness and order-level margins.
Industrial Machinery
Coordinate multi-part assemblies, long production cycles, machine capacity, purchased components, quality stages and final dispatch readiness.
Tool Rooms
Schedule machines and skilled operators across short-run jobs, track process progress, monitor rework and understand the actual profitability of every tool or component.
Contract Manufacturing
Manage multiple customers, varied production routes, changing priorities, material shortages, quality requirements and job-level profitability from one operational view.
Designed to fit into the systems your factory already uses
Start with one controlled production flow
Begin with selected production orders, machines, processes and users. Establish reliable operational data before expanding across departments, modules or plants.
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It is a connected operational system that sits between your ERP and the factory floor. It controls the actual execution of production orders—managing capacity, scheduling, shop-floor updates, quality inspections, material movement, and job costing in real time.
ERP systems are designed for transaction recording (orders, invoices, accounting). Our Platform is designed for factory execution—controlling what happens between order acceptance and dispatch, where physical materials, machines, and operators are involved.
It includes core Manufacturing Execution System (MES) capabilities but extends further by tightly connecting production planning, job costing, and inventory control into a single unified workflow.
Yes. While the platform is most powerful when fully connected, you can start with a specific capability—such as Shop-Floor Control or Quality Management—and expand as your operational maturity grows.
Yes. We can import your existing master data including item masters, BOMs, routing definitions, and machine lists from Excel or your current ERP system during implementation.
Yes. The platform is specifically designed for complex discrete manufacturing, supporting make-to-order, engineer-to-order, and batch production models with multi-process routing.
Yes. The platform supports multi-site operations, allowing management to compare capacity utilization, delivery performance, and quality metrics across different factory locations.
Yes. The platform can be deployed as a secure cloud application for rapid implementation, or installed on-premise to meet specific IT security or connectivity requirements.
It captures actual material consumed, real machine and operator time recorded on the shop floor, and overheads to calculate true job cost, comparing it automatically against your initial estimates.
Supervisors use simplified, tablet-friendly interfaces to log minimal but critical data: production quantities (good, rejected, rework), downtime reasons, and material requests. The system automates the rest.
See how every production order can stay connected from plan to margin.
Start with one plant, one production flow and the operational problems that matter most.