ERP and MES integration
Orders, routings, and completions flowing both directions between planning and the floor, with no middleware spreadsheets.
Systems integration and automation
We find where information stalls between engineering, production, quality, and the front office, then build the automation that moves it. Your people stop re-typing data between systems and get that time back.
/// The manifesto
The problem
Production counts live on whiteboards. Quality results sit in a spreadsheet. Engineering changes reach the floor three shifts late. Every group holds a piece of the truth, and rarely at the same time. That lag is an information-transfer problem, and it is fixable.
The thesis
When a line goes down, the right people should know before the shift meeting. When a spec changes, every downstream system should reflect it instantly. Data that flows automatically between functional groups, without exports, emails, or re-keying, is the cheapest capacity your facility will ever buy.
The work
In a siloed company, someone spends their day carrying information between departments. Usually a product manager, walking the building. Nothing moves without them. We connect ERP, MES, QMS, CMMS, SCADA and the spreadsheets between them, so the information moves on its own and nobody has to carry it.
/// Capabilities
Every engagement targets one outcome: information moving between functional groups without human hands touching it twice.
Orders, routings, and completions flowing both directions between planning and the floor, with no middleware spreadsheets.
Machine states, cycle times, and counts pulled straight from the controls layer into systems people actually read.
Green-screen ERPs, Access databases, and twenty-year-old HMIs connected to modern tools without a rip-and-replace program.
Live output, downtime, and quality visibility for every group, from the line lead to the boardroom.
Shift reports, compliance packs, and exception alerts generated and delivered the moment the data exists.
Change orders, deviations, and maintenance requests routed automatically between engineering, quality, and operations.
Orders, quotes and invoices entered once, instead of re-typed into the spreadsheet, then the accounting system, then the shipping tool.
Equipment symptoms, probable causes and parts history in one place, so a field engineer is not waiting on someone to interpret a photo.
/// Discovery call
Thirty minutes. We map where information stalls between your functional groups, and you leave with at least one automation opportunity worth more than the call, whether we work together or not.