On-premise, ERP-connected or fully standalone, multilingual by default and administered without a single config file.
Deep Logo ERP integration (vouchers, dispatches, returns, transfers, counting slips, FIFO lot resolution). Or a standalone mode with built-in master data and stock ledger, so the MES runs with no ERP behind it at all.
An AI-powered assistant answers natural-language questions over WhatsApp: machine status, OEE, stopped machines, stock queries, cafeteria menu, work-order PDFs and a live andon screenshot — with per-group command permissions and interactive poll menus.
MQTT ingestion of machine counters and physical andon buttons, cycle-time computation with clock-drift correction, self-healing reconnection and a safe read-only parallel-run mode.
JWT authentication, group-based page × action permission matrix (view/edit/delete/approve/admin), field-level audit logs and encrypted secret storage (AES-256-GCM).
Each installation ships only the modules it bought. Disabled modules disappear from menus, dashboards and routes — controlled from a standalone configuration editor.
A click-and-run, dependency-free editor configures database, integrations, scheduled jobs and module visibility through a local web form — before the system is even running.
English, Turkish and German everywhere — including the kiosk, TV screens and generated PDFs — with locale-correct dates and number formats.
Andon, production TV, yesterday's executive board and a lobby screen with playlists, announcements, birthdays and the daily menu — all tuned for Android TVs.
Styled Excel export on virtually every table, PDF generation for official forms and certificates, PowerPoint daily decks and print-ready labels.
A release is one command or one button — not an evening of stopping windows, copying folders and remembering which ones to skip.
The jobs a factory depends on overnight — the daily production plan, report mails, the executive deck — are computed by the application itself, not by database jobs or hand-written views nobody dares touch. Shift times and company parameters come from master data, so changing a shift is a form, not a deployment. Every scheduler has its own on/off switch per installation, and shop-floor terminals are assigned to machines from the same master-data screen instead of a database console.
Request a DemoNo ERP? No problem. Prodex includes 17 master-data screens — items, BoMs, work orders, business partners, warehouses, machines, moulds, units — plus goods receipt and a complete FIFO stock ledger with balances, lots and movement history. The whole MES runs self-contained, and nothing still in use can be deleted out from under it: a record another record depends on can only be deactivated.
Request a DemoA modern glass-morphism interface with dark and light themes and curated backgrounds.
Handheld warehouse flows, touch keyboards and kiosk layouts that need no mouse or keyboard.
Every data grid remembers each user's columns, filters and layout — saved server-side.
Built-in instructions with features, step-by-step usage, FAQs and tips — in all three languages.
Get a guided demo with your own production scenarios — on-premise, with your ERP, in your language.