Purpose-built station apps
Each workstation gets a screen designed around what happens there, instead of a generic ERP form nobody on the floor wants to touch.
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Manufacturing / MES
Manufacturing Execution System
The shop floor's operating system.
- Vue
- Node.js
- NetSuite
- SuiteScript
The problem
Off-the-shelf MES products assume a generic factory. A real plant has complex inputs, strict lot discipline, and steps that don't match the demo — so operators ended up re-keying production into the ERP after the fact, and the system always lagged reality.
Our approach
We built station-level apps that mirror each step of production, so operators scan and tap their way through a run while the ERP updates in real time — no separate data-entry chore at the end of a shift.
What we built
Label & print services
A print-worker service generates the right labels tied to work orders and lots, so what comes off the line is identified correctly and automatically.
ERP in lock-step
Production is captured at the source and flows into the ERP without re-entry, so inventory and status are current, not reconstructed.
The outcome
The floor and the system finally agree. Production is recorded as it happens, the after-the-fact data entry is gone, and everyone is looking at the same live picture.
Client and implementation specifics are kept confidential — this describes the shape of the work, not a named engagement.