PRODUCT - BUILD
BUILD IT ONCE. RUN IT EXACTLY AS WRITTEN.
As parts are consumed or installed against a work instruction, the as-built Bill of Materials updates automatically — so engineering intent and production reality never drift apart.
WHAT CHANGES WITH BUILD
SIX WAYS THE BUILD FLOOR STOPS GUESSING WHAT YOU RUN.
Build now covers both halves of the job that used to live in separate tools: authoring the procedure, and running it on the floor. A work instruction written here is the same one a technician runs — and the same one that produces the as-built record.
THE INSTRUCTION ON THE FLOOR IS THE INSTRUCTION THAT WAS APPROVED.
Work instructions run exactly as authored, with no re-typing into a second system between engineering and the shop floor.
Pass/fail checks, data entry, and required sign-offs enforced at the step
Conditional logic branches the instruction based on what’s actually happening
Photos, measurements, and operator notes captured inline, not on paper
ONE INSTRUCTION, ZERO RE-ENTRY
SEE THE FLOOR AS IT ACTUALLY RUNS.
Real-time status across every station and work order, so a supervisor sees what's running — and what's stalled — without walking the floor to check.
Work order and station status updated live as steps complete
Operator assignments and cycle time visible without a spreadsheet
Bottlenecks surface as they happen, not at the end-of-shift review
FLOOR STATUS, ALWAYS CURRENT
BUILD A TEMPLATE ONCE, REUSE IT EVERYWHERE.
A procedure authored for one build becomes a template for the next — reused across product lines and build lots instead of rebuilt from scratch each time.
Templates versioned independently from any single build run
Structured review and approval before a template goes live
Template changes propagate forward without touching builds already in progress
FLOOR STATUS, ALWAYS CURRENT
WHERE BUILD SITS
01
BUILD
Author requirements and procedures, then manufacture and assemble against them.
02
TEST
Verify against the same requirements — cases, plans, and results in one thread.
EVERY UNIT’S HISTORY, ONE CLICK AWAY.
Every part, lot, and serial number is captured as the build happens, so the as-built record is there when you need it, not reconstructed after the fact.
Serial and lot numbers linked automatically as parts are consumed
As-built record assembled in real time, step by step
Non-conformances logged at the station, tied to the exact step and part
FULL GENEALOGY, CAPTURED LIVE
A REAL EDITOR, NOT A DOCUMENT PRETENDING TO BE ONE.
Author procedures and requirements defined once and ready to run on the floor exactly as written — no separate authoring tool to keep in sync.
Conditional logic and linked requirements built into the editor
Structured step types — pass/fail, data entry, sign-off — defined once
Requirements traced end-to-end from definition to the step that verifies them
ONE DOCUMENT, ONE SOURCE OF TRUTH
EVERY REVISION, REVIEWED AND TRACEABLE.
A procedure change is a tracked revision — never an untraceable edit someone made and forgot to mention.
Every edit after approval becomes a tracked, attributable revision
Comments and redlines captured against the exact line they apply to
Full revision history available for audit, not just the current version
EVERY CHANGE, ATTRIBUTABLE
03
OPERATE
Run procedures and log shift events during live operations.
04
SUSTAIN
Track issues, manage risk, and keep controlled documents in sync — throughout.
TRACKING PARTS AND BUILDS FOR TEAMS THAT CAN’T AFFORD TO LOSE
SEE YOUR PROCEDURE AND YOUR PRODUCTION LINE IN THE SAME SYSTEM.
Bring a work instruction you actually run. We'll show you it running exactly as written.
REQUEST A DEMO
SEE IT RUN ON THE FLOOR, IN REAL TIME.
A 30-minute walkthrough — run a real work instruction live and watch the as-built record populate. Not slides. The system, in prod.
A real procedure, authored and version-controlled
The same procedure running on the shop floor
The as-built record it produces, traced back to the source