MES for industrial machinery and equipment
Configure-to-order builds, without the paperwork.
Every order is configured differently and every build passes through many hands. ProcessIQ gives each station the right instruction for the configuration in front of it, and helps you plan with the people you have.
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Industry insight
Every machine is different. Every one has to be built right, and proven.
Machine builders are handling more product complexity than ever. Customers expect machines configured to their exact needs, and every option multiplies the ways a build can go wrong, on the shop floor and at commissioning. At the same time, the pressure to prove what was built is rising, with new EU machinery rules arriving in 2027 and long-established safety standards in North America. Quality in machinery now depends on two things: making sure each machine is configured and assembled exactly as ordered, and keeping a complete record of how it was built and tested.
Complexity at a record high
Three in four industrial machinery manufacturers now describe their products as very or extremely complex, more than any other sector surveyed.
Configure-to-order meets engineer-to-order
Most machine builders mix standard configurations with custom engineering, and every option adds rules, dependencies and change orders.
Skills under pressure
Experienced builders are harder to find, so too much quality still depends on what individual people remember.
Proof on both sides of the Atlantic
In Europe, the new Machinery Regulation applies from January 2027, with technical documentation kept for at least ten years. In North America, machine builders work to OSHA, ANSI and NFPA standards, where good records matter if anything is ever questioned.
ProcessIQ gives every station the right steps and settings for the configuration in front of it, captures inspection and test results against limits, and builds a complete as-built record for every machine.
Sources: Tacton, State of Manufacturing 2026; Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 on machinery; OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Subpart O; ANSI B11; NFPA 79.
Your challenges
When every order is different.
- Each order configured differently, with paperwork to match Intelligent part numbers bring up the right build automatically
- Long builds across many stations and shifts Production orders, shift patterns and a live view of the floor
- Occasional and part-time staff who need clear guidance Visual instructions with images and video at every step
- Customer audits that expose paper processes A professional, auditable digital record for every machine
How ProcessIQ helps
Built for configure-to-order manufacturing.
Intelligent part numbers and conditional rules
Configuration-specific steps and BOMs, driven by one structured code.
Enterprise Learn more →Production orders from your ERP
Bulk import or ERP integration, so every station works from the right order.
Professional · Enterprise Learn more →Shift patterns and production simulation
Plan builds around your people and capacity.
Professional · Enterprise Learn more →Visual instructions with images and video
Clear guidance for complex assembly steps, even for occasional staff.
All Editions Learn more →Quality and concession management
Raise issues at the station and manage concessions properly.
Professional · Enterprise Learn more →Which Editions include it?
Compare all features →| Feature | Standard | Professional | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital work instructions | |||
| Bulk production order import | |||
| Production simulation and shift patterns | |||
| Concession management | |||
| Intelligent part numbers and conditional rules | |||
| Skills management |
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