Engineering article
Where MES fits between ERP, SCADA and industrial IoT
A practical way to separate planning, control, execution and connectivity so a factory can modernize without forcing one system to do every job.
The manufacturing execution fabric for the connected factory
Fabrix is a cloud-native MES that connects the shop floor to the enterprise - turning machine signals into work-order execution, genealogy, real-time OEE, and quality control. Purpose-built for discrete manufacturing and ready to scale across your plants.
Most factories run on a patchwork of spreadsheets, point tools, and ERP screens that sit too far from the line. Fabrix closes that gap. It acquires data from your PLCs and controllers, executes work orders against routing standards, traces every unit back to its raw-material lot, and gives operators, supervisors, and plant leadership a single, role-appropriate view of what's happening now - and why.
Fabrix is cloud-native and multi-plant from the ground up, so what you prove on one line rolls out across sites without re-platforming.
Fabrix brings execution, traceability, performance, quality, maintenance, scheduling and document control together on one cloud-native manufacturing platform.
Event-sourced work orders with a full audit trail, driven by routing standards and integrated with SAP.
Forward and backward traceability, every finished unit linked to its raw-material lot, supplier, and batch for instant recall containment.
Real-time OEE measured against routing ideal-cycle standards, with downtime Pareto analysis to target the true bottlenecks.
Defect capture, holds, non-conformance reports, and CAPA, all tied to genealogy, with automatic holds on major defects.
Control charts, process capability, and Western Electric rule detection to catch drift before it becomes scrap.
Equipment maintenance with MTTR, MTBF, and MTBA reliability KPIs, preventive-maintenance scheduling, and breakdown work orders.
Capacity-constrained scheduling that sequences work onto machines and surfaces which due dates are at risk before the floor finds out.
Revision-controlled SOPs and digital work instructions tied to routing operations, with operator acknowledgment.
Cross-plant dashboards for fleet OEE, scrap analysis, and downtime, the management view of the factory.
Edge acquisition over OPC UA and Modbus with store-and-forward resilience through network loss.
Fabrix runs on modern cloud infrastructure with multi-plant tenancy built in. Roll out across sites without re-architecting.
Fabrix works hand in hand with VisionX, Cortex, Sentrix, Industrial IoT, and OT Engineering so execution connects naturally to inspection, analytics, and automation.
SPC, traceability, and maintenance are built deep, not bolted on, so the modules your quality and reliability teams live in are genuinely capable.
Fabrix spans plant connectivity, cloud execution and enterprise integration without losing the operational context that gives manufacturing data meaning.
The current job, the right work instruction, and one-tap run, pause, and complete actions.
Production, quality, SPC, maintenance, and schedule status in one role-appropriate view.
OEE trends, scrap, downtime, and due-date risk across every line and plant.
Fabrix is the manufacturing execution platform. The surrounding Delfers pillars extend execution into inspection, digital twin context, agentic reasoning, plant connectivity, and OT engineering.
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A practical way to separate planning, control, execution and connectivity so a factory can modernize without forcing one system to do every job.
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Let's map Fabrix to your lines and show you what a modern MES looks like on your own data.