Solutions
For companies that build to order
When every order is different, control cannot live in a spreadsheet. Industric is designed for make-to-order (MTO) and engineer-to-order (ETO) manufacturing: shops and plants where every order is, in practice, a project with its own engineering, materials and due date.
- MTO
- Make-to-Order
- ETO
- Engineer-to-Order
01By industry
The same problem, different in every shop
A mold shop lives by a tryout date; a CNC shop, by knowing which part is on which machine; a machinery builder, by coordinating months of engineering and assembly. Industric uses the same data and adapts to each workflow.
Molds and dies
Injection, blow and thermoforming molds; stamping dies.
See solutionCNC machining
Milling, turning, EDM and grinding in short and medium runs.
See solutionSpecial machinery
Assembly lines, conveyors, automation cells and custom fixtures.
See solutionMetal fabrication
Plate work, laser and plasma cutting, welding and structures.
See solution02By role
What each person in the process gains
Management
Sees progress, deliveries at risk and actual versus budgeted profitability, without asking for reports.
Operations and shop floor
Balances the load across machines and people, and sees real progress from the shop floor.
Engineering and projects
Designs the critical path, manages the bill of materials and controls engineering changes.
Quality
Releases inspections, audits tolerances against drawings and closes nonconformances with 8D.
Purchasing and warehouse
Follows each project's Readiness Score so machines never wait for material.
Operators
See their instructions on screen and log their time with a PIN.
Your customers
Check the progress of their order in a portal, without asking for weekly reports.
03FAQ
About make-to-order manufacturing
What is the difference between make-to-order and engineer-to-order?
In make-to-order, a known product is built when the order arrives. In engineer-to-order, every order needs its own engineering before it is built, such as a mold or a special machine. Industric covers both.
My industry is not on the list?
If your company builds to order or by project, with parts, assemblies and committed dates, Industric probably applies. Write to us and we will review it with your case.
Who already uses it?
Fundimoldes, a Colombian industrial mold manufacturer, runs on Industric.
04 · Get started
Tell us how you manufacture
In the demo we walk through a project similar to yours. We reply within one business day to schedule it.