- Where the order is trackedMikaMESManufacturing Execution System
- Where a job startsMikaCUTCutting Optimisation and Order Platform
- Where reality is measuredMikaIOTMachine Connectivity and Production Data
MikaMES
The order from first contact to installed furniture. MikaMES tracks every product through every process, so you can answer where a job is without walking to the floor.
- Clients
- Measurement
- Offers and agreements
- Production board
MikaCUT
Cutting Optimisation and Order Platform
Every screen, explained
These are real screens from the running application. Select a point to see what it does, why it is there, and what it changes on the floor.
Every job in the workshop as a card. Title, code, priority and where it has reached, without opening anything.
Select a numbered point on the screen to see what it does.
Core Modules
Precision engineered tools designed to optimize performance, streamline operations, and deliver measurable efficiency.
Offers
Every job lives as an offer: measurements, materials, pricing and cutting result in one record, from quotation through to export.
Optimiser
Nests parts across panels and reports yield and waste per layout. Strategy is configurable per company, not per job.
Offcut reuse
Usable offcuts from finished jobs return to stock and are offered to the optimiser as real material on the next job.
Inventory
Materials, panel stock and edge banding in one place, with stock updated when a job is sent to the machine.
Machine export
Pick the machine, choose which programs to send and in what order, and export the exact file set the controller expects.
Operator board
A shop-floor screen showing what is queued, what is running and what is finished, without an operator opening the office system.
The rest of the system
The job at a glance
Parts, layouts, waste, cuts, sheets consumed and used area on a single line, alongside the exact optimisation settings the result was produced under: kerf, the four trim values, cut depth, first cut direction. Company defaults change over time, so a job that cannot recall its own settings cannot be re-run or explained. Every result here is reproducible months later, which is what makes a disagreement about a delivered job something you can settle rather than argue.
Export the offer as PDF
The document the workshop runs on. One page per cutting layout, fully dimensioned, with reusable offcuts marked so the operator can tell recoverable stock from waste before it reaches the skip. Preview every page before it leaves, then print it for the saw or send the PDF to the customer. What you see in the preview is exactly what the operator receives.
Send to machine
The handover from office to factory floor. Every layout becomes one cutting program, and you choose which programs go and in what order, because cutting sequence is a production decision that depends on material on hand and what the next station needs first. The exact files are named and counted before anything leaves, and sending the job draws the panels it consumes out of inventory in the same action.
Your machines
Every machine registered once, with its real serial number, model, family and the export format its controller reads. Controller generations differ inside the same brand and often inside the same factory, so the format is recorded per machine rather than as one company-wide setting that eventually sends the older saw the wrong thing. Machines connect once, and from then on jobs go out and results come back on their own.
Company dashboard
What the company looks like above a single job: value quoted in the period, the offer trend, how many jobs were won against how many were refused, and which boards the factory actually consumes, ranked. A high rejection rate on accurate pricing is a market problem; on inaccurate pricing it is an optimisation problem, and the two need telling apart. Purchasing usually runs on habit, and ranked real consumption is what turns a stock order into a decision.
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Providing real-time production tracking, inventory management, and optimization solutions for modern manufacturing businesses.
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