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.

Manufacturing Execution System
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 contact the business has, and the state of the relationship, before anything has been quoted.
Select a numbered point on the screen to see what it does.
Precision engineered tools designed to optimize performance, streamline operations, and deliver measurable efficiency.
Contacts, projects and the full history of everything quoted, ordered and delivered for each client.
On-site measurements recorded against the project, so the offer and the production list are built from the same numbers.
Quotations become signed agreements, and an agreement becomes the product list production works from.
Every product against every process, from 3D design through cutting, edge banding, CNC drilling, finishing, assembly, quality control and packing.
Material availability tracked against what production actually needs, so a missing item is visible before it stops a process.
Delivery and on-site installation close the order, with after-sales kept against the same project record.
Finished goods leaving the building: what is on which van, going where, with which driver, and when it left and arrived. The module also counts what is complete but has no transport assigned, which is the quietest way to miss a delivery date, because the work is done and stops appearing on any production report while it sits in the warehouse. Delivery time is the part of the promise nobody measures, so it is the part that silently grows.

The last stage, on site, where an order is only finished when the customer's room is. Installations are counted separately when they are blocked, only partly done, or late, because most installation failures have nothing to do with the factory: the site is not ready, the electrician has not been, a wall is out of true. Recording the blocking reason against the job means the same three causes stop repeating instead of living in a phone call.

The order book as numbers: what is committed, how long a production step actually takes measured across every step completed in the period, and how much work comes back as rework. Delivery dates are usually promised from memory, and measured durations turn a promise into a calculation. Rework is the most expensive thing a factory does and the least likely to be written down, because the same people quietly fix it.

The catalogue the whole system is built from: what you manufacture, what you buy in, and what each one costs against what it sells for. Each article names the department it routes to, and that is what generates the production board, so defining the route once means every future order schedules itself instead of being planned by hand. Quoting from a price list without the cost beside it is how a factory discounts its way into a loss on a job it was proud to win.


Providing real-time production tracking, inventory management, and optimization solutions for modern manufacturing businesses.