MES · Manufacturing execution
Progress you see, not hear about
An execution system for discrete manufacturing: plan release, production, error-proofing, data capture and performance analysis in one chain. It talks to ERP, PLM and the machine layer in both directions, so management sees real capacity and the floor gets clear instructions.
MES · Manufacturing execution
Progress you see, not hear about
An execution system for discrete manufacturing: plan release, production, error-proofing, data capture and performance analysis in one chain. It talks to ERP, PLM and the machine layer in both directions, so management sees real capacity and the floor gets clear instructions.
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Planning and schedulingOrder breakdown, work order release, visual scheduling and what-if preview of a rush order
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Execution and error-proofingElectronic work orders and SOPs, scan-to-report, material verification
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End-to-end traceabilityMan, machine, material, method, environment and measurement bound together, traced forward and back by batch or serial number
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Machine connectivity and OEEPLC and CNC capture, downtime reasons, the six big losses
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Exception handlingAndon calls, tiered escalation, timeout alerts and a record of every action taken
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Screens and reportsShop-floor screens, shift reports, plant-to-plant comparison
Orders, progress and exceptions on one screen
Shift orders line up by line, progress bars move as work gets reported, and orders waiting on material or running late float to the top — no walking the floor to ask.
Illustrative render · AI-generated
Three common starting points
The same product lands differently in every plant. These are the three starting points we meet most often.
Downtime is written down by hand and OEE is only known at month end. Read the stop signal straight from the PLC, group the reasons, and OEE comes out by shift.
The next station does not know the previous one finished, so stock sits in the aisle. Scan-to-hand-off between stations makes WIP visible per operation, and the bottleneck flags itself.
Progress is summed up a day late and exceptions are shouted across the floor. Scan-to-report on a handheld, screens refresh per station, and exceptions call out immediately.