Foundries
From pattern to casting, every order in view
For foundries that cast to customer order in aluminum, iron, bronze or steel. Industric connects the pattern, the mold, the pour, the finishing and the quality of every order.
01What happens in a job foundry
Many customers, one furnace and patterns everywhere
Where is this customer’s pattern?
Finding the pattern, its version and its core box before molding takes time and phone calls.
The pour is not linked to the order
Knowing which heat each part came from depends on a spreadsheet nobody updates.
Batch quality stays on paper
When the customer complains, rebuilding the inspection of that batch takes days.
02Industry workflow
From order to shipped casting
In a job foundry every order goes through pattern, mold, pour and finishing. Each step keeps its owner, its time and its inspection.
- Sales
Order and drawing
Part, alloy, quantity and date.
WO-2026-0047 - Patternmaking
Pattern and cores
Pattern version tied to the order.
BoM - Molding
Mold
Task with owner and time.
Molding - Melting
Pour
Heat and alloy noted on the task.
Pour - Finishing
Fettling and machining
Downstream operations tracked.
MES - Quality
Release
Batch inspection before shipping.
QMS
03How a foundry uses it
The modules that matter most in a foundry
Shop floor
Molding, pouring and finishing as tasks with an owner, actual time and progress per order.
Quality
Batch inspection, nonconformances tied to the order and release before shipping.
BoM and engineering
Pattern, core box and mold as project parts, with their revisions.
Purchasing and inventory
Alloy, sand and consumables reserved per order and requisitions for what is missing.
Planning
Molding and pouring schedule with committed dates in view.
Customer portal
Your customer follows the progress of their order and approves deliverables without asking for reports.
04FAQ
About Industric for foundries
Does it work if we also make the patterns?
Yes. The pattern and the core box are handled as project parts, with their bill of materials and revisions.
Can I tell which heat a part came from?
Yes, if the heat is noted on the pouring task: it stays in the order history together with the inspections.
Does it work for continuous high-volume production?
Industric is built for job foundries and short or medium runs, where each order has its own pattern and dates.
Is a foundry using Industric?
Yes. Fundimoldes, which builds molds and casts aluminum in Bogotá, Colombia, runs its operation on Industric.
Demo
See it with an order like yours
In the demo we walk through a foundry order from start to finish. We reply within one business day to schedule it.