Connected shop floor data
Machine data, downtime, production batches, quality checks and reports centralized and continuously updated through the industrial gateway.
Industrial MES platform
Run your production with a MES built for industrial SMEs
IBRIXIO centralizes your production data so you can monitor OEE, downtime, campaigns, quality and traceability from one operational interface.
An industrial MES for production, quality, operations and plant management.
Why IBRIXIO
A MES platform designed for plant teams
Connect machine data, structure production execution and give operations, maintenance and quality teams a shared real-time view of performance.
Progressive rollout
Start on a representative pilot line, validate indicators with plant teams, then extend across the site.
Built for plant teams
An interface designed for operations, maintenance, quality and plant management, with no IT skills required on the shop floor.
Resilient collection
Temporary network interruptions do not stop field collection; synchronization resumes when the connection returns.
The shop-floor reality
The data already exists. The challenge is making it usable.
Production information is present on the shop floor, but it remains fragmented and difficult to trust.
Fragmented machine data
PLCs, local systems and manual entries remain separated with no common operational view.
Unqualified downtime
Reasons are often recorded after the event and are difficult to analyze consistently.
Manual batch traceability
Batch history remains spread across paper and spreadsheets, slowing retrieval.
Delayed reporting
Manual reports consume management time and arrive after the decision point.
The MES platform
A clear MES platform for operations
IBRIXIO brings production control, OEE, downtime, campaigns, batches, quality, alerts and reports into one operational interface.
- Production control
- OEE
- Downtime reasons
- Production campaigns
- Batch traceability
- Quality
- Alerts and reports
- Data health
Field connectivity
Connect existing equipment progressively.
IBRIXIO centralizes production data from compatible equipment. Collection is designed to continue during temporary network interruptions and synchronize information when the connection returns.
OPC UAModbus TCPLocal collectionSynchronization
- Field connectivityConnect existing equipment according to its available configuration.
- Progressive rolloutStart with a pilot line before extending across the plant.
- Collection continuityField collection continues during a temporary network interruption.
- Synchronization recoverySynchronization resumes when the connection becomes available again.
Shop-floor data chain
Step 1
Machines / PLCs
OPC UA · Modbus TCP
Step 2
IBRIXIO Gateway
Field collection
Step 3
MES platform
Production data structure
Step 4
Plant teams
Production control
Compatibility is assessed according to the equipment and the project context.
Modules
A complete and modular MES stack
Clear modules aligned with the day-to-day work of production, maintenance and quality teams.
Field use cases
What plant teams do with IBRIXIO
Operational scenarios supported by the current IBRIXIO MES scope.
Before / With IBRIXIO
What changes on the shop floor
Before
With IBRIXIO
Paper and spreadsheets
Structured production data
Unqualified downtime
Standardized reasons and history
Manual OEE calculations
OEE calculated from production data
Reports assembled manually
Automatic production summaries
Partial operational visibility
A shared view of production
Connect · Structure · Control
Your production lines already generate data. IBRIXIO makes it operational.
Industries
A MES foundation for varied production environments.
The same operational foundation supports discrete and batch production across industrial SMEs.
For every team
Operational value for each role
Production
- Current equipment states
- Production context in one place
Operations
- Qualified downtime
- Recurring losses made visible
Quality
- Checks tied to production
- Batch and quality history
Management
- Shared OEE
- Automatic production reports
Data health
Know whether your production data is up to date.
IBRIXIO provides visibility into data freshness and helps identify equipment that is no longer reporting information correctly.
Fresh, observable production data strengthens confidence in the indicators used by plant teams.
The IBRIXIO field foundation
Machines
Downtime
Batches
Quality
OEE
Reports
Useful resources
Understanding MES and industrial data
Short references to make shop floor data reliable before driving production performance.
Deployment
A progressive approach, fitted to the field
No big-bang project. Start small, validate on the shop floor, then extend.
01
MES assessment
Identify the data to make reliable and the hidden losses to track.
02
Pilot line
Pick a representative production line for a fast start.
03
Gateway connection
Connect equipment and secure shop floor data collection.
04
Field validation
Validate indicators against shop floor reality with plant teams.
05
Progressive rollout
Extend to other lines and to the rest of the site, step by step.
Frequently asked questions
What plant teams ask
What is a MES?
A Manufacturing Execution System (MES) manages production execution on the shop floor. It connects machine data, structures downtime, production batches and quality checks, computes OEE and delivers reports to plant teams and management.
What is the difference between a MES and an ERP?
An ERP manages business processes (orders, stock, purchasing, finance). A MES manages production execution (machine data, downtime, OEE, batches, quality). The two systems are complementary and address different needs.
How does IBRIXIO connect to machines?
Through an industrial gateway installed close to the equipment. It reads PLCs via OPC UA or Modbus TCP, formats signals and synchronizes them to the platform over an authenticated channel.
What happens during a network outage?
IBRIXIO is designed to keep collecting field information during temporary network interruptions and synchronize it when connectivity returns.
Why monitor OEE?
OEE combines availability, performance and quality in a single comparable indicator. It surfaces hidden losses (micro-stops, slow downs, scrap) and supports objective comparison across lines, shifts and periods.
Why standardize downtime reasons?
An unplanned stop without a recorded reason cannot be analyzed. Capturing standardized reasons at the source (categories, sub-reasons) allows losses to be cumulated by cause and structural actions to be prioritized instead of reacting case by case.
Can we start on a single line?
Yes. Deployment is progressive: start on a representative pilot line, validate indicators with plant teams, then extend across the site step by step.
Who uses IBRIXIO?
Operators and production supervisors monitor production execution and declare downtime. Maintenance analyzes downtime causes and prioritizes interventions. Quality structures checks and prepares audits. Plant management drives OEE and overall performance.
Can the data support more advanced analysis later?
Yes. IBRIXIO structures shop floor data (machines, downtime, production batches, quality and reports) in a coherent repository. This sound foundation can then support more advanced analysis without rebuilding from scattered spreadsheets.
Demo and contact
Let’s discuss your lines, production data and shop-floor priorities.
Request a demonstration or a scoped MES assessment to identify the production data and operational losses that matter for your plant.
- IBRIXIO MES platform demonstration
- Scoped discussion around a pilot line
- A field-oriented exchange with the IBRIXIO team