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ProcessIQ is a Manufacturing Execution System (MES) built for high-mix, low-volume discrete manufacturers. It runs digital work instructions, quality and traceability on the shop floor, and connects that data to management and the boardroom.
Read the full answer →Yes. ProcessIQ works with your existing electronic build and process sheets, so you can capture quality data while still accessing legacy documents, then migrate them into ProcessIQ over time. You can bring in Word and Excel work instructions, and AI Ingestion migrates legacy PDF work instructions automatically, with human approval before anything reaches the shop floor.
Read the full answer →ProcessIQ is highly configurable, so implementation can be quick and low-risk. Some customers have completed set-up in as little as six weeks, and many start with paperless work instructions before adding more modules over time.
Read the full answer →We plan every implementation with you. Alongside configuring ProcessIQ, it helps to think early about shop-floor hardware, network infrastructure, IT involvement, who will administer and own the system, and the production team members who will help roll it out.
Read the full answer →Book a discovery call. We’ll talk through your shop floor, your variants and your systems, and be straight with you about whether ProcessIQ is the right fit.
Yes. As you get close to a decision, we can put you in touch with existing customers so you can hear first-hand how they implemented ProcessIQ.
Read the full answer →Choose an Edition — Standard, Professional or Enterprise — billed annually. Each includes a starting set of licences. You can add users, add-on modules, AI Ingestion and professional services as you need them.
Yes. Additional licences are priced by role, with a 10% discount at each volume step.
AI Ingestion is a separate tool, priced by page volume, starting from a 500-page pack.
SaaS on every Edition, on-premises with Professional and Enterprise, and fully air-gapped with Enterprise.
Yes. Single sign-on is included in Enterprise and available as an add-on for Professional.
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ProcessIQ creates a single master process that adapts to each product variation, so operators always see the right version for the build in front of them, with fewer errors and less rework. Intelligent part numbers and conditional rules are part of Enterprise.
No. AI does the heavy lifting, but nothing reaches the shop floor without human validation and approval.
ProcessIQ integrates with ERP using the ISA-95 standard, through a configurable API that supports production order synchronisation, bill of materials updates, operation confirmation, unit and order completion, and scrap and rework tracking. ERP integration is available on Enterprise, including Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, with other ERPs scoped on request.
Read the full answer →Yes, with the Enterprise Edition. ProcessIQ connects to your data warehouse through our API for external reporting, available as an add-on, so your production, quality and traceability data can flow straight into the reporting and analytics you already use. We also have ready-made connectors for Power BI, Zoho Analytics and Tableau.
ERP and MRP systems are planning tools: they calculate material needs from production schedules, bills of materials, inventory and demand. They rarely give real-time shop-floor visibility, enforce quality, capture variances, manage configurations or provide traceability. ProcessIQ adds that execution layer, so what is planned is built right.
Read the full answer →ProcessIQ is a Manufacturing Execution System that sits alongside your ERP or MRP. It digitises shop-floor operations, manages variants, enforces quality and sends accurate execution data, such as quality records, build times and variances, back to your business systems.
Read the full answer →Discrete manufacturers with high-mix, low-volume or configure-to-order production, and precision-driven sectors such as aerospace and defence, electronics, industrial instrumentation, machinery and optics.
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