How is the project assessed?
MES is the software layer that follows execution on the shop floor. ERP planning and machine signals serve different purposes: one describes orders and resources, the other records actual production. A project must define the source and owner of every record.
Work-order start and finish, production counts, downtime reasons, operator entries and product or batch relationships are considered against the agreed scope. Machines without a PLC connection may need manual entry or additional signal collection; automatic connectivity is not assumed.
A single line or product family is a useful first scope for checking data quality. Define the decisions each report supports, storage location, access rights and ERP integration responsibility before the technical offer.
Example system flow
- 01Work order
- 02Machine / operator data
- 03MES record
- 04Production report
Information for technical review
- Work-order and batch structure
- Machine and PLC inventory
- Reporting, access and ERP requirements
Capacity, timing, compatibility and price are defined in the technical offer after samples, site data and scope are reviewed. This page does not make unverified performance or certification claims.
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Questions before a project
Will it work with our existing system?
The team reviews machines, PLCs, software and interfaces. Compatibility, connection responsibility and additional hardware are defined in the technical offer; universal compatibility is not assumed.
Can we start with a pilot or trial?
Start with a limited task and acceptance criteria. Samples or site data define the trial, measures and next decision. Pilot availability and terms are agreed for the specific project.
Does installation stop production?
Connections and safety requirements may need a planned stop or test window. Agree the schedule with production and maintenance teams; zero downtime is not guaranteed.
How are capacity and price determined?
Product or load samples, target flow, conditions and integration scope are reviewed. The final configuration and commercial offer are based on these inputs.
How are data and software interfaces planned?
Define data sources, interfaces, permissions, retention and recovery responsibilities. On-site or cloud deployment is assessed against the customer environment.
What is the service and maintenance scope?
Discuss maintenance access, training, spares and remote support in the offer. Coordination with STU Servis is available through the group; warranty and response commitments require a written scope.
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