A production floor you can see from the office in real time.

We connect machines, people and ERP into one picture of production. The shift supervisor sees downtime before it turns into a late order.

What usually doesn’t work

OEE calculated once a month
Metrics come from manual reports, so you learn about a problem after the fact.
Paper job cards
Order times, scrap and changeovers are written by hand and retyped into the ERP.
Knowledge in operators’ heads
Work instructions and machine failure history are not available at the machine.

MES systems, live machine monitoring and OEE, integrations with ERP and PLCs.

A simplified, working part of a system we build for companies in this industry. Try it out.

Bottling line L2, morning shift

We combine modules into one system or roll them out one by one, starting with what brings the fastest result.

Machine monitoring and OEE
Signals read from PLCs and sensors, availability, performance and quality calculated live.
Operator terminals
Start and stop an order, report downtime or scrap with one tap on a tablet.
Production planning
Order queues per work centre, accounting for changeovers and material availability.
Maintenance
Preventive inspections, breakdown reports and the history of every machine.
Traceability
Full batch genealogy: raw material, machine, operator, inspection result.
ERP integration
Two-way exchange of orders and output with Comarch, Symfonia, SAP and others.

1
Call and workshop
An hour-long call, then a workshop with your team. We map processes, problems and what will bring the fastest result.
2
Figma prototype
A clickable design of the key screens that you test with staff or customers before any code is written.
3
First version in 8–12 weeks
We build in two-week sprints. After each one you see a working part of the system.
4
Launch and growth
Training, data migration, support and further modules by priority.