One system strong enough to run the entire operation.
Quoting, engineering, inventory, production, quality, and accounting on one database.
One database
Quotes, jobs, inventory, and invoices are the same record, not five systems kept in sync.
Traceability by default
Lots and serials stay linked from receiving through shipment without a parallel log.
Finite scheduling
Work is planned against real machine and labor capacity, not infinite capacity.
Costed as it runs
Labor and material land on the job as the floor reports them, not at month end.
Most shops end up paying for some stack of these, stitched together by exports and retyping. WorkCell is all of them on one database, which is why a change in one place does not need to be entered again somewhere else.
The system of record for quotes, jobs, inventory, and the ledger.
MESManufacturing executionOperator terminals reporting quantities, scrap, and status at the machine.
MRPMaterial planningDemand collected and exploded through the bill of materials.
APSAdvanced planning and schedulingFinite scheduling against real machine and labor capacity.
QMSQuality managementInspections, nonconformances, and 8-D corrective action.
WMSWarehouse managementReceiving, put-away, picking, shipping, and cycle counts.
CRMCustomer relationshipsCustomers, contacts, and every touchpoint on the same record as the quote.
CMMSMaintenance managementMachine maintenance tracked against the resources that run the work.
Sales
RFQ to quote to order to invoice, with revisions and approvals.
Engineering
Versioned BOMs and routings with effective dating.
Purchasing
Requisitions, purchase orders, receipts, and supplier metrics.
Inventory
Lots, serials, locations, and QC hold states.
Production
Jobs, work orders, finite scheduling, and operator terminals.
Quality
Inspections, nonconformances, and 8-D corrective action.
Maintenance
Meters on the machine, plans by date, reading or condition, and requests.
Warehouse
Picking, packing, shipping, cycle counts, and carriers.
Accounting
General ledger, payables, receivables, and job costing.
Workforce
Shift scheduling, labor tickets, and time off.
Analytics
Dashboard builder and reporting across every module.
Artificial Intelligence
An agent that reads your records through tools you grant it.
Audit trail
Every create, update, and status transition is recorded with who did it and when.
Role-based access
Permissions are enforced per role at the data layer, with tenant isolation and single sign-on.
Saved views
Filter any list the way you work and save it. Your view, not a report request.
Search and shortcuts
Jump to any record from anywhere without taking your hands off the keyboard.
Dashboards
Build a dashboard from live data in any module and keep it on screen.
Notifications
Get told when something you own changes state, instead of checking for it.
Attachments
Drawings, certs, and specs live on the record they belong to, not in a shared folder.
Conversational agent
Ask the system to find, create, or change a record in plain language.
Quote to cash
Requisition to receipt
Built on the data, not bolted on
The agent reads and writes the same records your team does, under the same permissions, because it was built against this database rather than wrapped around someone else's. Ask in plain language, get an answer from live production data.
It does not run your factory. It removes the clicking between knowing something and recording it.
Show me every lot that used heat 88-4471
Create a purchase order for the steel on job 1042
What did job 1042 actually cost?
Which work orders are running behind today?
Everyone works from the same record and sees the part of it that is theirs.
[Connect the systems you already use]
We run it. Updates, backups, and scaling are handled, and the floor only needs a browser.
- Hosted in US regions
- Automated backups with point-in-time recovery
- Continuous updates with no upgrade projects
You run it, inside your own network. The same system, the same releases, your hardware.
- Data never leaves your infrastructure
- Fits export-controlled and CUI environments
- Works when the internet does not
Access is enforced by role at the data layer with tenant isolation, authentication delegates to your own identity provider, and every transaction carries the person and the timestamp behind it.