Usage context
Context
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Context
MES is installed so production orders, quantities, quality and downtime are executed in the same shop-floor record.
Production monitoring & efficiency
Shop-Floor Execution System (MES)
Shop-floor execution MES software that manages work orders, operators, stations, quantity, quality and downtime.
Solution flow
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Context
MES is installed so production orders, quantities, quality and downtime are executed in the same shop-floor record.
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What we do
We install MES software that manages work orders, operators, stations, quantity, quality and downtime in real time. The project definition sets order flow, downtime reason tree and quality recording points; commissioning proceeds with approved ERP synchronization rules. Operator terminals and floor displays are configured to shop-floor workflow.
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What you get
Real-time production dashboard, order completion rate and operator-based efficiency record.
Our approach
What we do
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What we do
We install MES software that manages work orders, operators, stations, quantity, quality and downtime in real time. The project definition sets order flow, downtime reason tree and quality recording points; commissioning proceeds with approved ERP synchronization rules. Operator terminals and floor displays are configured to shop-floor workflow.
Deliverables
What you get
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What you get
Real-time production dashboard, order completion rate and operator-based efficiency record.
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How we verify
Acceptance runs a sample work order from open to close and shows that quantity, quality and downtime records stay synchronized with the ERP. Operator-terminal entries and dashboard records match in real time.
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What is required
Requires ERP access to work-order and bill-of-materials data, station and operator definitions, and approval of the downtime-reason tree.
How it works
MES executes the production order, operator, station, quantity, quality and downtime in the same shop-floor record. Live status is read from that record.
Invisible execution
When order, quantity, quality and downtime live in the same MES record, shared visibility supports real-time decisions. Management follows live status from that record through the shift.
Real-time execution record
Order flow, the downtime-reason tree and quality recording points are defined in the project definition; commissioning proceeds with an approved ERP synchronization rule. The operator terminal and floor display are configured to the shop-floor workflow.
Synchronized acceptance
A sample order is run from open to close; quantity, quality and downtime records are shown to stay synchronized with the ERP. Operator entry and dashboard record match in real time.
What comes next
Once the execution record is stable, planning, traceability and cost analysis proceed on the same MES data.
Record chain
Record context
From obligation to measured record to produced output.
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Obligation / requirement
Production, traceability or quality record obligation
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Required record
Shop-floor production and process records
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What AEON produces
Timestamped operational records from measurement
What's included
- Real-time production dashboard
- Order completion rate
- Operator-based efficiency record
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