The industrial ERP built around your real process.
ERPX digitalizes complex industrial operations: production, warehouse, traceability, machines, PLCs, CNC/ISO/G-code generation, computer vision, document intelligence, quality, logistics and performance monitoring.
From business process to machine execution
ERPX connects planning, production, warehouse, machines, CNC output, PLC signals and AI events into one industrial execution layer.
One industrial layer between business systems, machines and the factory floor.
ERPX is designed for companies where production cannot be managed by standard software alone. It connects planning, materials, machines, operators, documents, CNC programs, AI signals and logistics into one configurable industrial platform.
Vertical solutions for complex industrial environments.
ERPX combines a common industrial core with vertical modules tailored to the specific language, constraints and data of each production sector.
From production data to machine-ready CNC programs.
ERPX does not only monitor the factory. It can generate, adapt and optimize CNC / ISO / G-code programs for different industrial machines, translating production requirements into machine-ready files tailored to each equipment, controller and shop-floor rule.
Most ERP systems stop at the work order. ERPX can go further: from work order to optimized machine-ready program.
AI that understands the factory, not just the data.
ERPX AI brings computer vision, defect detection, production monitoring, document understanding and operator assistance directly into ERP, MES, WMS and factory workflows.
Images, documents, machine signals and operator events are interpreted inside the ERPX production context, not as isolated data.
Open Industrial AI pageFrom order to machine execution, one traceable process.
ERPX follows the industrial chain across departments, machines, materials, documents, AI signals and CNC output, preserving the link between planning and real production events.
Built when standard ERP is not enough.
Many industrial companies do not need only accounting, orders and stock. They need software that understands machines, materials, exceptions, operators, quality controls, production constraints, physical flows and machine-specific execution.
Understand the process. Connect the factory. Generate the output. Measure the result.
Start with an industrial assessment.
Define the process perimeter, data sources, machine integrations, CNC output requirements, AI opportunities, operational constraints and measurable improvement opportunities before any rollout decision.