ERP, MES, WMS and factory integration for industrial production

Run the factory from real production events.

ERPX Manufacturing digitalizes complex production environments: work orders, machines, operators, materials, quality controls, warehouse movements, PLC signals, maintenance events and real-time production progress. Built for companies where standard ERP stops before the factory floor.

Work orders · Machines · Operators · Quality · PLC · Warehouse
ERPX Manufacturing Layer

From work order to shop-floor execution

Connected

ERPX connects work orders, materials, machines, operators, PLC signals, quality controls and warehouse movements into one production execution process.

Orders
Work orders, BOM, routing
Materials
Stock, picking, shortages
Machines
Queues, status, downtimes
Operators
Confirmations, notes, exceptions
PLC
Signals, counters, alarms
Quality
Checks, defects, rework
Order Materials Machine Operator Quality Shipment
ERP
orders, BOM, planning, production costs, documents and business data
MES
work orders, operators, machine status, production progress and downtime
WMS
materials, stock, picking, semi-finished goods, pallets and shipments
PLC
industrial signals, counters, alarms, status updates and shop-floor events
Production execution

From production plan to real factory advancement.

ERPX connects planning with what actually happens on the shop floor. Work orders are no longer static documents: they become live objects linked to machines, operators, materials, quality decisions, warehouse movements and delivery commitments.

01 · Planning

Work orders and priorities

Orders, BOM, routing, deadlines, production batches, priorities and resource constraints.

02 · Materials

Stock and picking

Raw materials, components, reservations, picking lists, shortages and movement traceability.

03 · Machines

Machine queues and status

Line load, queue management, start/end times, operator input, downtime and machine events.

04 · Operators

Shop-floor activities

Operator confirmations, production quantities, notes, exceptions, stops and manual interventions.

05 · Quality

Checks and defects

Inspection plans, measurements, non-conformities, defects, blocking, rework and release decisions.

06 · Maintenance

Stops and interventions

Machine stops, alarms, planned maintenance, intervention history and production impact.

07 · Logistics

Warehouse and shipment

Semi-finished goods, pallets, packing, shipment readiness, documents and delivery visibility.

08 · KPI

Operational dashboards

Production progress, delays, bottlenecks, machine utilization, quality rate and delivery risk.

Work orders BOM Routing Operators Machines PLC Quality Maintenance Shipment
Manufacturing modules

A configurable platform for complex production flows.

ERPX Manufacturing combines ERP, MES, WMS, quality and factory integration around the real language of industrial operations: work orders, materials, machines, operators, quality controls, exceptions, maintenance and shipments.

Production planning
Work orders, priorities, deadlines, routing, capacity constraints, material availability and department planning.
Shop-floor confirmations
Operators can confirm quantities, times, exceptions, stops, notes and production advancement directly from the department.
Machine and PLC integration
Industrial devices can feed ERPX with counters, alarms, status changes, cycle events and production signals.
Warehouse and picking
Raw materials, components, reservations, picking, semi-finished goods, pallets, locations and stock movements.
Quality control
Inspection plans, measurements, defects, non-conformities, blocking, rework and release decisions.
Maintenance events
Planned maintenance, machine stops, interventions, alarms, downtime reasons and impact on production flow.
Packing and shipment
Finished goods, pallets, packing lists, shipment readiness, transport documents and delivery status.
Operational dashboards
Open work orders, machine load, delays, bottlenecks, quality status, stock risks and delivery performance.
Factory integration

Connect business data to real machine events.

ERPX links office planning with machine-level execution: scanners, terminals, PLCs, sensors, alarms, counters, production signals and operator actions become part of one industrial record.

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Planning
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Materials
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Machine
4
PLC signal
5
Operator
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Quality
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KPI
Why ERPX Manufacturing

Because the real factory is never standard.

Industrial production is full of exceptions: machines stop, materials are missing, operators correct data, quality blocks a batch, a shipment becomes urgent. ERPX is designed to manage this reality without losing traceability.

Industrial flexibility
ERPX adapts to your production process, not the opposite.
Workflows, departments, machines, quality checks, operator screens and integrations can be configured around the real operating model.
Real-time visibility of work orders, machine queues and production advancement
Complete traceability of materials, components, semi-finished goods and operations
Integration with machines, PLCs, scanners, terminals and industrial devices
Quality controls, defects, blocks, rework and release decisions managed in one flow
Reduction of manual spreadsheets, undocumented decisions and delayed information
Operational dashboards for bottlenecks, delays, productivity, stock risks and delivery readiness
Designed for companies where ERP, MES, WMS and shop-floor integration must work together
Deployment path

Map the real process. Connect the machines. Measure the factory.

Process assessment
Map work orders, routing, departments, materials, machines, operators, quality checks and warehouse movements.
Operational pilot
Activate ERPX on one department, line or production flow and validate real-time advancement and data reliability.
Industrial rollout
Extend to additional production areas, machines, warehouses, quality flows and management dashboards.

Start with a manufacturing process assessment.

Define work orders, materials, machines, PLC signals, quality controls, warehouse movements and measurable improvement opportunities before any rollout decision.