Manufacturing Software Development

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Manufacturing runs on data that has to move correctly between people, machines and systems: orders into planning, planning onto the floor, measurements into quality records, machine status into maintenance, and results back into the ERP. Where that flow breaks, people fill the gaps with paper, spreadsheets and phone calls. SemBricks builds the custom manufacturing software that closes those gaps, for discrete and process manufacturers alike.

Manufacturing Software We Build

  • Production planning: schedules that respect machine capacity, materials, staffing and due dates, and adapt when something changes.
  • Quality control software: inspections, measurements, non-conformities and corrective actions recorded on the floor, not afterwards.
  • Machine data processing: collecting data from machines and sensors and turning it into output, downtime and efficiency figures.
  • Maintenance scheduling: preventive and condition-based maintenance planned around production.
  • ERP integrations: orders, materials, stock and production results exchanged automatically with your ERP.

Connecting Floor and Office

Most plants already run an ERP such as Exact Online or AFAS, plus machine software and spreadsheets for everything in between. Custom software usually adds the most value by connecting those, with screens built for the shop floor: large buttons, scanners, tablets and terminals that work with gloves on. For stock and warehousing, see inventory software and warehouse management.

Frequently Asked Questions about Manufacturing Software

Do we have to replace our ERP or MES?

No. We build around your existing systems and connect them, adding the planning, quality or data tools they lack.

Can you collect data from our machines?

Usually yes, through the machine's interfaces, PLC connections, sensors or exported files. We check per machine what is available.

Does it work on the shop floor?

Yes. We design for tablets, terminals and scanners in production environments, including offline use where the network is unreliable.

Do we own the source code?

You can. Ownership of the source code is set out in the contract, and the code can be fully yours, including documentation and tests.

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