From instructions to results, an MES that the shop floor sees first.

From orders and purchasing to production, quality, equipment, and sensors. A screen system dedicated to manufacturing, where work orders and inspection standards registered in the office appear automatically on shop-floor monitors.

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6 LanguagesKorean·English·Vietnamese·Japanese·Chinese·Thai

Two-Tier GridRegistration and inquiry on one screen

Floor MonitorAutomatic display by line

Common concerns heard on the manufacturing floor

These are the concerns of those looking for an MES that fits their factory size, and EASY MES's answers.

Hard to convey to the floor what to make today and how much

Automatically display work orders on each line's monitorOnly confirmed instructions appear in order, along with progress

Paper work standards and inspection standards get lost, and revised versions get mixed up

Managing order, quotation, and instruction vouchers one by one in Excel

The hassle of entering results, defects, and inspections twice

A single shop-floor entry records both results and inspection data

Hard to use for foreign workers and overseas subsidiaries

6-language support; currency·exchange rate management

Hard to see equipment and sensor status at a glance

Check abnormalities right away with sensor-linked monitoring

Preview the actual screen layout first

Some screens are mockups (pilot) under development. All names and figures are sample data.

Register and view work orders on one screen

View the work order list at the top and the process instructions at the bottom, and enter data together.

Check progress rate and status for each instruction in the list
Enter process, equipment, and quantity directly in the bottom grid
Confirm, hold, and close, plus print and Excel, from the top buttons

Click to enlarge Work Order Registration Screen

Parts, customers, and figures on the mockup screens are fictional examples; actual screens are configured to each company's standards upon adoption.

Key menus by module

Frequently used key menus for each module, from basic setup to sales·purchasing, materials·inventory, production, quality, equipment, and sensors.

▼ Select a module tab to view its menus

Basic Setup · 20 key menus

Company Registration
User registration
Common Code Registration
Currency (Foreign Currency) Registration
Item Group Registration
BOM Registration
Equipment Group Registration
Warehouse Registration
Menu Multilingual
Project Registration
Factory (Site) Registration
Permission Group Registration
Unit Registration
Exchange Rate Registration (Daily)
Item Registration
BOM Forward Explosion
Equipment Registration
Location Registration
Label·Grid Multilingual
Department Registration

A configuration where you pick and use the modules you need

Starting from master data and production, you can add logistics, quality, equipment·sensors, and safety management as needed. Designed with 12 modules and about 390 screens.

Production

Instructions·Results·Shop-floor Monitor

Work Order
Production Results
Shop-floor Monitor
Process Standard Document

Sales·Purchasing·Inventory

From orders to inventory·LOT

Quotations·Sales Orders
Ordering·Receiving
Inventory·LOT
Currency·Exchange Rate

Quality·Equipment·Sensors

Integration of Inspection, Equipment, and Sensors

First/Middle/Last Piece Inspection
Nonconformity Handling
Equipment Inspection
Sensor Monitoring

Safety Management

Pre-work Checks and Safety

Pre-work Log
Serious Accident Management
HACCP Option Module

Provided as a cloud service or on-premises build; configuration and quotation are provided through consultation.

We also tell you what to know before adopting

Strengths

All registration screens share the same two-pane grid, so it is easy to learn
Work orders and standards are displayed automatically on shop-floor monitors, reducing paper burden
Used by overseas subsidiaries too, with 6 languages including Korean, English, and Vietnamese, plus currency and exchange rate management
Add only the modules you need
Expand equipment status monitoring through sensor integration

Points to Check

Shop-floor equipment such as monitors, tablets, and sensors is required separately
An initial setup period is needed to migrate master data (items, processes, BOM)
Some screens are at the mockup stage and are adjusted to each company upon adoption
Detailed configuration and quote are finalized through consultation

From instructions to results, an MES that the shop floor sees first.

Common concerns heard on the manufacturing floor

Preview the actual screen layout first

Register and view work orders on one screen

Common standard for voucher registration screens

Today's work orders are displayed automatically on the TV

Set display items by line and monitor

Inspection standards and drawings by item·process

All shop-floor monitors on one screen

First/Middle/Last piece inspection on a tablet