Blending the world of Process Automation with the latest in web based technologies, FactoryManager brings your factory floor to your fingertips, wherever you are.

The biggest problem faced by manufacturers is how to bring down costs. Leveraging the benefits of Industry 4.0 helps you to do just that.

FactoryManager de-silo's your data and encourages cross functional collaboration in your teams to optimise production and drive down cost of manufacture.

With several modules to choose from, it's easy to get started on improving your operation.

FactoryManager is a cloud-based Software-as-a-Service (Saas) which consumes data from your factory floor and turns it into actionable insight.

Designed from the ground-up to be an integrated control and analytics solution, it provides all the tools you need to maximise your use of data to manage your operation efficiently.

It comes in two flavours. The Lite version is a low-cost, fast implementation solution for hitting the ground running with manufacturing analytics. An IoT gateway device is installed into your machine panel which connects to the cloud platform and streams events. Manufacturing Analytics in the cloud then turns this information into a Work Order History and gives you an overview of utilisation, efficiency losses and much more. The Lite version is most suitable for manufacturers who are just starting out on their digitalisation journey and/or need a low-cost method of building a business case for further investment in this area.

The full version is integrated to the control level of your factory and streams data up to the cloud. Depending on your module selection, it then turns this data into a powerful hub of information which is available at your fingertips. Unlike it's little brother, as it is integrated with PLC's, event and alarm information is available in a high resolution which means you can quickly understand exactly where your inefficiencies lie and target appropriate action for improvements. The full version is most suited for more automated environments or where manufacturers already have some systems in place for analysing productivity but now wish to take it to the next level.