CNC machining
Every part, every machine, every hour
For milling, turning, EDM, grinding and prototyping shops running short and medium series. Industric tells you which part is on which machine, how much actual time it has taken and whether it met its requirements.
01What happens in a CNC shop
Many small orders, the same machines
Which machine is busy?
Knowing each machine's status means walking to the shop or asking on WhatsApp.
Time that never gets logged
Without actual hours per part, you cannot tell whether an order was profitable or how to quote the next one.
A complaint becomes an investigation
When a customer complains, finding which part came off which machine with which drawing takes days.
02Sector workflow
From order to shipped part
In a CNC shop the order becomes operations by machine. Each operation keeps its actual time, its operator and its inspection.
- Sales
Order and drawing
Quantity, material and committed date.
WO-2026-0031 - Warehouse
Raw material
Bar or plate reserved for the order.
MAT-0072 - Programming
Program and setup
Current drawing and program alongside the order.
DMS - Operator
Machine operation
Time per part logged with a PIN.
LATHE · CNC - Quality
Inspection
Drawing dimensions measured and recorded.
QMS - Customer
Shipping
Lot released with its traceability.
Portal
| Operation | Machine | Actual / standard per part | Progress | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Op. 10 · OD turning | LATHE-07 | 03:52 / 04:00 | 120 / 120 | Done |
| Op. 20 · Drilling and tapping | CNC-03 | 02:41 / 02:30 | 74 / 120 | In progress |
| Op. 30 · Dimensional inspection | Metrology | — | 1st piece | Conforming |
| Op. 40 · Packing and shipping | — | — | 0 / 120 | Pending |
Sample project · illustrative data · today 14/10/2026
03How a CNC shop uses it
The modules that matter most for machining
Shop floor
Work orders (WOs) by part and machine, operator PIN time tracking, on-screen work instructions and a machine occupancy map.
Quality
Inspection against the drawing, nonconformances tied to the order and release before shipping.
Document management
The current program and drawing alongside every order, with no printed copies.
Purchasing and inventory
Raw material reserved for each order and requisitions for what is missing.
Planning
An order schedule with committed dates in view.
04FAQ
About Industric for CNC shops
Does it work for short runs and prototypes?
Yes. Each order is handled as a project with its work orders, whether it is a few parts or a medium series.
How do operators log their time?
From a tablet or screen at the machine, with their name and a PIN, they start and pause the timer for each task.
Can I tell which part came off which machine?
Yes. Each part's history records who worked on it, on which machine, how long it took, its photos and its inspections.
Demo
See it with an order like yours
In the demo we walk through a machining order from start to finish. We reply within one business day to schedule it.