Manufacturing execution
Translate production orders and process requirements into shop-floor workflows. Configure the agreed dispatch, work-in-progress and completion activities around operator responsibilities and equipment context.
Manufacturing Operations (MES/MOM)Connect the work.
Connect the work.
Understand production.
Connect the information and workflows that run production. TEXVIA designs and integrates MES/MOM around your products, processes and teams, bringing execution, material genealogy, quality and shop-floor activity into a consistent operational context.
03 / What TEXVIA delivers
Bring execution, quality and traceability together.
Make production information useful at the point of work. TEXVIA shapes MES and MOM around the way orders, materials, equipment and people move through your manufacturing operation.
Production tracking
Connect order progress, equipment events, material consumption and production counts. Give supervisors a consistent view of what is running, what is waiting and where attention is needed.
Traceability and genealogy
Define the links between incoming materials, batches, production steps and finished goods. Capture the events and identifiers needed to investigate a product’s history within the agreed process scope.
Quality and shop-floor workflows
Bring quality checks, process data and exception handling into production activities. Define the review steps, permissions and records that support your organisation’s own quality procedures.
Where it becomes useful
Make the next production decision clearer.
Follow an order across the shop floor
Connect the released order to work centres, operator actions and production feedback. Review progress and exceptions in one workflow, with the right context for shift handover.
Investigate a material or quality issue
Use agreed batch and product identifiers to follow consumption, process steps and recorded checks. Give quality and production teams a shared starting point for investigation.
How we workDefine the scope.
Define the scope.
Connect the delivery.
Agree the requirements, responsibilities and acceptance criteria with the people who will use and maintain the solution.
Map the work
Agree manufacturing workflows, records, roles and the first production area to include.
Configure and connect
Build the application scope and validate the interfaces to equipment and business systems.
Adopt and extend
Test with operators and supervisors, prepare training and extend the solution in planned stages.
Connect your scopePart of a wider
Part of a wider
industrial capability.
Connect this service with the disciplines and industry experience your project needs.
Your next step
Where does production lose its context?
Tell us how your team manages orders, materials, quality and production records today. Let’s define a connected manufacturing scope around the decisions that matter.
Discuss your MES or MOM scope