Start with the right job.
See assigned work and machine bookings. Open drawings and instructions, then start or pause the operation.
MES
Keep the office
and shop floor in step.
Give operators their jobs, drawings and instructions. See the time, counts and progress they report.
Included in Operations.
See the work
as your team reports it.
Make progress easy to share.
Record good pieces, scrap, labor time and progress notes. Ask for help when something holds up the job.
Finish with a clear handoff.
Complete operations and record quality checks. Keep production counts and inspection results with the job.
What is running?
What needs help?
| Job / customer part | Operation | Reported progress | Latest update |
|---|---|---|---|
| J-1042 GR-208 · Ground shaft | Finish grind | 64 good / 100 planned | Running · Size checked at first-off |
| J-1048 CN-315 · Mounting plate | CNC mill | 12 good / 40 planned | Paused · Fixture adjustment needed |
| J-1051 ST-110 · Straightened bar | Straighten | 0 good / 30 planned | Not started · Scheduled next |
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The details stay
with the job.
Dispatch & operation status
Follow jobs into scheduled machine work. Employees can start, pause and complete operations according to their assigned roles.
Pieces, time & help
Keep counts, labor and progress notes together. Help requests show supervisors where an operator needs attention.
Drawings & quality
Open linked drawings and work instructions. Record inspection measurements and acceptance when the job requires them.
Does MES collect data directly from machines?
Progress comes from the updates your team records. MES does not control machines or PLCs, or calculate OEE automatically.
Can Vision count pieces?
Vision counting requires a separate, approved pilot and testing with your parts and shop conditions.
Try it on a real job.
Bring an order and its work steps. We’ll walk through the shop-floor workflow with you.
Discuss your shop-floor workflow