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MES / Production management

Know what's happening on the shop floor.

Monitor order execution, control the flow of operations and analyze production data in one place.

System preview — scroll sideways to explore the full view.

01The problem

Production seen too late

Typical signs that you lack real-time information from the shop floor.

  • 01
    You learn order status by walking the floor

    Information is gathered by phone, from paper slips and in meetings.

  • 02
    Delays come to light too late

    By the time someone spots the problem, the customer's deadline is already at risk.

  • 03
    Working time is a guess

    It's hard to compare the plan with how long an operation really took.

  • 04
    Production data is scattered

    Reports are pieced together by hand from several sources before they can be analyzed.

02How MES helps

Control over order execution

MES collects information where it's created — at orders and operations — and shows it in one place.

Every order has a current status and progress
Operations are assigned to workstations and visible on a timeline
Working time is recorded during execution, not after the fact
Production data is ready to analyze without manual compiling
03Capabilities

Key system capabilities

The most important features of the Production module — in one place.

Production orders

Create, plan and track orders from receipt to completion.

Operations

Operations at each workstation — what's in progress, what's waiting, what's done.

Execution progress

Progress of every order against the plan, visible in real time.

Working time

Actual operation time recorded during execution.

Execution statuses

Clear order and operation statuses for the shop floor and the office.

Data analysis

Production data in one place, ready for reports and conclusions.

04Production view

One order. The full picture.

Demo order view with operations, working time and progress.

System preview — scroll sideways to explore the full view.

05Order flow

An order's path through production

Example: how a single order moves through the production stages.

Order createdMESMaterials issuedWMSOperations at workstationsMESInspectionMESOrder completedMES · ERP

Fig. 2 — Sample flow. We tailor the stages to your company's production processes.

06Deployment model

Standalone or as a Wolves ERP module

Start with one area. Add more modules when your company is ready.

Model 01 · Platform module

MES as part of Wolves ERP

Production sees sales orders and warehouse materials — on shared data.

Model 02 · Standalone

Standalone MES system

You start with production and add more modules when you need them.

Whichever model you choose — let's start with a conversation.

Tell us how your production works today. Together we'll decide whether to start with the module alone or the whole platform — and what the next steps will be.

07Customization

Your production, not a template

We configure the module around the way your plant works.

Workstations and operations
We map your real workstations, routings and sequence of operations.
Statuses and documents
We tailor order statuses and documents to how your shop floor works.
Reports
We build reports around the questions your management asks.
08FAQ

Frequently asked questions

A quick look at how the Production module works and what implementation looks like. Don't see your question? Write to us.

Can I implement just this module?

Yes. Every Wolves ERP module can work on its own. If you later decide to add more areas, we'll connect them into one platform on shared data.

Can you adapt the system to our processes?

Yes. We start from a ready-made module, then configure and extend it to fit the way your company works. We agree on the scope of changes together during the analysis stage.

Will the system connect to the tools we already use?

We check integration options during the analysis — they depend on which systems your company runs today and what data needs to flow between them.

How long does implementation take?

It depends on the scope, the number of processes and integrations. We set the timeline after the analysis — that is when we know exactly what needs configuring and what needs building.

Let's talk about your production

Tell us how you plan and track orders today. We'll show you where to start.