Smart job queue
Each operator sees only the operations they can work on: dependencies respected, plan priority, scheduled due date and up-to-date status.
Production MES / Digital shop floor
The shop floor works from the plan, not from paper and phone calls
Operativo brings operations, instructions, materials and controls onto a tablet or browser. Operators advance the work while the system collects actual times, produced quantities, pauses, checklists and data that feed the scheduler, WMS and dashboards.
Live
job queue and operation status
Tablet + web
same flow for the shop floor
Zero paper
digital notes, sheets and checklists
IoT ready
quantities from piece counters
In progress
Live operation
Checklist 4/4
Checks OK
Qty produced
Real data
More than progress updates
An operational MES, built for the pace of the shop floor
The difference is not pressing a button at the end of a job. It is giving operators the right context, preventing incomplete closures and turning every operation into reliable data for whoever plans.
Tracked operator session
Start, pause, resume and end-of-operation update actual times, order status, the real operator and the workstation.
Real produced quantity
At closing, the actual quantity is recorded. When needed, the flow also handles partial completions.
Live production overview
Managers and supervisors see orders in progress, active machines, operators at work and progress — without phone calls.
Operator experience
Few commands, but all the context you need
The work screen should not be a compressed ERP. It must say what to do now, which checks are needed and what happens when the operation is closed.
Step 1
Select operator and resource
The MES filters the queue by machine, operation or operator assignment.
The view opens already on the right context: resource, order and workable operation.
Step 2
Start the ready operation
The session records the owner, the real start time and the operation status.
From that moment, times, progress and accountability become production data.
Step 3
Pause or resume without losing context
Pauses stay in the production data and can explain deviations and waits.
The supervisor immediately sees what is stopped, what resumes and where delay builds up.
Step 4
Close with quantity and checks
Checklists, produced quantity, reason codes and notes enter the job actuals.
The operation is not closed as a generic tick: it returns to the cycle with real evidence.
Operational quality
Instructions, controls and materials arrive inside the operation
The MES does not only collect times. It brings the right documentation to the shop floor and blocks closure when checks, evidence or production data are required.
Blocking checklists
Checkboxes, text fields, numeric values, menus and mandatory photos prevent closing an operation without evidence.
Photos and references
Reference photos guide the operator; validation photos stay saved on the order operation.
Item sheets and PDFs
Work instructions, datasheets, attachments and operating guides are readable during the job.
Linked materials
The operation carries materials, picking, staging and real consumption when the WMS is active.
Operational sub-steps
A macro-operation can show internal steps X/N, keeping the queue simple and the shop-floor detail rich.
Reason codes and anomalies
Delays, material defects, long setups or waits become analyzable data, not messages lost in chat.
Control room
Whoever controls production sees signals, not stories
The live overview turns shop-floor activity into an instant read: orders in progress, stopped machines, busy operators, late operations and actuals that explain the deviations.
Orders in progress
current operation, item, operator and progress
Machine status
resources working, idle or late
Operator status
who is working, where and on which order
Efficiency
planned cycle time vs actual operation time
On-time delivery
delays against customer deadlines
Audit trail
MES events on start, completion and closed order
Operator
Works from a clean queue, opens instructions, fills checklists and closes the operation in a few taps.
Shop-floor supervisor
Monitors progress, downtime, queues, operators and issues without chasing verbal updates.
Production manager
Compares plan and reality, sees where delays build up and decides whether to reschedule.
Management
Reads KPIs, efficiency, on-time delivery and operational causes from data collected directly on the floor.
Data that improves the plan
Every closed operation feeds scheduling, WMS and analytics
The MES is where the plan meets reality. Actual times and quantities become available to better estimate cycles, read inefficiencies and prepare the next operations.
1
The shop floor reports actuals
actual times, pauses, quantities, notes, checklists and real operators
2
The manager sees the deviations
delays, setups, inefficiencies, reason codes and resource utilization
3
The scheduler works on better data
the next plan starts from what actually happened, not from theoretical times
Want to see the MES on the real flow of your shop floor?
In a demo we start from orders, operations, operators and materials: we see what the operator sees, what happens when an operation is closed and which data reach production and planning.