Production Job Tracking & Workflow Management Solutions

Production job tracking software captures the real-time status of jobs as they move through the shop floor. Excellerant combines machine data, operator input, part counts, downtime reasons, work-order context, and ERP/MES synchronization so teams can see what is running, what is delayed, what is complete, and what needs attention without relying on delayed paperwork.

Workflow management improves operations by connecting schedules, machines, operators, and business systems around the same live production data. Teams can identify bottlenecks earlier, reduce communication gaps, update priorities faster, and forecast completion more accurately. Excellerant also helps replace manual labor tickets with automated actual-hours capture and real-time job-progress reporting.

Yes. Excellerant supports real-time, bi-directional synchronization with ERP and MES platforms, including major systems such as SAP and Oracle, plus job-shop platforms through ERP-specific integrations. The platform can push machine and operator data into business systems while pulling job, work-order, and schedule context back to the shop floor.

Yes. Excellerant’s Shop Floor Interface is designed for tablet and rugged-device use at each workstation. Operators can report part completion, good and scrap quantities, conforming or nonconforming results, downtime reasons, job notes, and shift progress. This reduces paperwork while giving supervisors and schedulers more accurate production status throughout the day.

Yes. Excellerant is built around universal machine connectivity for mixed manufacturing environments. Modern machines can connect through ethernet, WiFi, MTConnect, OPC-UA, Fanuc FOCAS, HAAS MNET, and Mazatrol, while older CNCs can connect through RS-232 serial, wireless adaptors, BTR approaches, or PLC intermediary devices when needed.

Live job tracking gives schedulers current machine status, actual run time, downtime, part counts, and OEE feedback instead of static assumptions. Excellerant’s finite dynamic scheduler uses that shop-floor reality to adjust around labor, machinery, and material constraints, helping teams avoid overloaded resources, manage bottlenecks, and update customer expectations with more confidence.

Yes. Excellerant’s dashboards are accessible from connected devices including PCs, Macs, tablets, and mobile devices. Managers can review shop-floor status, job progress, bottleneck alerts, completion forecasts, utilization, and performance data without being tied to one workstation. Unlimited browser-based client access also supports visibility across production, scheduling, engineering, and leadership teams.

Excellerant combines job tracking, machine monitoring, workflow communication, ERP/MES integration, DNC knowledge, and analytics in one connected manufacturing platform. Its history in machine-tool networking, ability to connect any mix of machine ages and protocols, USA-based technical support, and no per-seat client access model make it practical for complex production environments.