Your ERP Knows the Plan. PI Helps Connect It to Production Reality.
Bring jobs, parts, operations, routings, standards and commitments into useful shop-floor context without asking the ERP to become a real-time manufacturing system.
Discuss Your ERP EnvironmentERP context
Jobs, work orders, parts, operations, routing, standards and customer commitments.
Shop-floor reality
Machine activity, production status, downtime, counts, job feedback and operational events.
Production Intelligence
Relate planned information to actual execution so people can understand status, risk and performance with context.
Integration should create shared context, not another disconnected database.
PI can serve as the manufacturing layer between transactional business systems and real-time production information, allowing each system to do the job it is best suited to perform.
| ERP is good at | PI adds |
|---|---|
| Orders, masters, financial and transactional records | Real-time production context |
| Planned routings and standards | Actual execution and performance evidence |
| Customer and business commitments | Shop-floor status and operational risk context |
| Enterprise transaction history | Manufacturing event and performance history |
Improve manufacturing capability without making every project an ERP replacement.
Legacy ERPs, modern ERPs and heavily customized environments can all create integration challenges. The first question should be what manufacturing information PI needs and what interfaces are realistically available.
Connect business commitments to shop-floor evidence.
Tell us which ERP you use and where information breaks down between planning and production.
Talk With TSRB SystemsYour ERP Knows the Plan. PI Helps Connect It to Production Reality.
Bring jobs, parts, operations, routings, standards and commitments into useful shop-floor context without asking the ERP to become a real-time manufacturing system.
Discuss Your ERP EnvironmentERP context
Jobs, work orders, parts, operations, routing, standards and customer commitments.
Shop-floor reality
Machine activity, production status, downtime, counts, job feedback and operational events.
Production Intelligence
Relate planned information to actual execution so people can understand status, risk and performance with context.
Integration should create shared context, not another disconnected database.
PI can serve as the manufacturing layer between transactional business systems and real-time production information, allowing each system to do the job it is best suited to perform.
| ERP is good at | PI adds |
|---|---|
| Orders, masters, financial and transactional records | Real-time production context |
| Planned routings and standards | Actual execution and performance evidence |
| Customer and business commitments | Shop-floor status and operational risk context |
| Enterprise transaction history | Manufacturing event and performance history |
Improve manufacturing capability without making every project an ERP replacement.
Legacy ERPs, modern ERPs and heavily customized environments can all create integration challenges. The first question should be what manufacturing information PI needs and what interfaces are realistically available.
Connect business commitments to shop-floor evidence.
Tell us which ERP you use and where information breaks down between planning and production.
Talk With TSRB Systems