Map work into tasks
Break production into clear starts, transitions, waits, and done states.
Manufacturing operations for SMEs
Make factory process executable.
FactoryOS defines the production path, enforces it at the station, and keeps supervisors in control. Start with process, not dashboards.
- Define the approved path.
- Enforce it at the station.
- Govern it from one control plane.
01 Process stack first
Define the production path before you digitise exceptions.
FactoryOS models tasks, assets, orders, and outputs on one backbone so edge and admin have something precise to enforce.
Connect people and assets
Coordinate machines, approvals, messages, and asset state in one flow.
Model outputs, not activity
Make long-running work plannable, reviewable, and accountable.
Use one workspace-aware backbone
Run multiple plants or teams on one model while keeping each workspace isolated.
02 Enforcement modules
Edge and admin enforce the process.
Programs define the path, worker terminals enforce it on the floor, and admin governs change, exceptions, and accountability.
Define the approved path
Make production logic visible enough to improve.
Enforce execution at the station
Keep operators aligned with the current task instead of wall charts and memory.
Keep the operation governed
Supervise entities, actions, and workspace state without losing process discipline.
03 Tailored subsites
Same stack, sharper message by segment.
FactoryOS solves different failure modes in different shops. These pages tighten the story for CNC, furniture, and contract manufacturers.
CNC
CNC manufacturers
Show how to manage setup discipline, machine handoffs, and revision-safe execution.
FurnitureFurniture manufacturers
Show how to coordinate bespoke orders, mixed manual work, and finish-stage variability.
ContractContract manufacturers
Show how to standardise changeovers, customer-specific workflows, and evidence capture.
Start narrow
Start with one cell and one repeatable flow.
Define one process, connect one worker terminal, and use admin to control what changes next.