Manufacturing execution system (MES)
Built for high-mix, low-volume discrete manufacturing plants with several coordinated lines (machining, heat treatment, assembly, painting and more). The demo covers the full shop-floor flow: production dashboard, work order scheduling and reporting, material kitting, quality inspection and equipment status. The dashboard, work order and equipment pages share one data source: line outputs add up to the shift total, and each line's current work order matches the equipment status page. On phones, scheduling switches to a daily view grouped by line, and tables display as cards.
Features
Design and technical highlights
- Full work order status flow
To schedule → In production → Inspection → Completed, with checks at every step: reported quantity cannot exceed the remaining quantity for the operation, a final inspection with defects above the AQL limit cannot pass, and every action is written to the work order log.
- OEE and hourly output board
OEE is calculated as availability × performance × quality rate. Quality rate and first-pass yield use the same basis (rework + scrap). Hourly output vs. plan, a defect Pareto chart and line status cards fit on one screen, for today, this week or this month. Exceptions are flagged through andon events.
- Line Gantt scheduling
Parallel scheduling across lines and workstations, with the current time marker and capacity load. Click a bar to open the work order, or release the day's work orders in one click. On mobile it becomes a day view grouped by line, where you can move day by day and open work orders.
- BOM explosion and kitting analysis
Multi-level BOMs expand as a tree. Material shortages are calculated in real time from open work order demand. Items below safety stock trigger alerts and purchase requisitions automatically.
Screenshots
Mobile layout
How the same pages look on a 390 × 844 phone screen, swipe left or right to view.
Tell us about your business. Based on this demo, we will suggest a solution and give you a quote range.