Manufacturing Intelligence
Understand your entire manufacturing enterprise.
Parts. Products. Suppliers. BOMs. CAD. Documents. Spend. Plants. Transactions. Connected into one intelligence layer.
Today
This is your enterprise, as your systems see it.
- 4.2Mpart records
- 38ERP instances
- 1,900suppliers
- 61plants
Every mark is a record. A part, a drawing, a purchase order, a contract. None of them knows about the others.
Six systems.
Six versions of the truth.
The same seal carrier is 4410-2207-B in ERP, DRW-88213 in the CAD vault, and "carrier, seal, rev C?" in a buyer's spreadsheet.
The answers already exist. They are buried across systems and the relationships between them.
Resolve
Records that describe the same thing become one thing.
MINOS reads identifiers, attributes, geometry and documents together. Duplicates converge. Every entity gets a kind, and a place. Inferred identities stay marked as inferred until someone confirms them.
Connect
Then the relationships appear.
Parts attach to suppliers. Suppliers to sites. Parts become BOMs. BOMs become products. Products land in plants. Documents find the entities they describe. Spend finds the engineering it paid for.
A BOM is not a tree. It is a network of engineering, cost, suppliers, risk and decisions.
Move across the model. Everything a record touches lights up.
Parts 360
Every part has a story.
Start with one component. 4410-2207-B, a seal carrier. €17.20.
What it is. Material, mass, revision, class, cost, lifecycle. Reconciled from four systems that disagreed on two of them.
Its drawing and its geometry. Dimensions read from the document, features read from CAD. Searchable, not just stored.
Step back. Four other part numbers share its geometry and function. Different names. Different classes. The same component.
Who makes it. Three suppliers, one carrying 71% of volume.
Where they make it. Three sites, three countries.
Where it goes. Three assemblies call for it, at different quantities and effectivities.
What depends on it. Two product families, built in three plants.
MINOS understands the entire story.
And across the enterprise, the same story repeats 37 times.
Similarity
Four part numbers. Four classifications. One component.
functional similarity
- 3suppliers
- 7plants
- 4internal classes
- 31%price spread
One model · four ways in
Stop searching systems. Start exploring your enterprise.
Parts 360. From any component to its geometry, documents, usage, suppliers, spend and alternatives.
A supplier is not a row in a vendor master.
Suppliers 360. Facilities, parts, dependent products, spend, geography, alternatives. Touch a supplier and see every product it can stop.
Products are living systems.
Products 360. Assemblies, components, suppliers, plants, documents, cost. One product, opened all the way down.
Money has a structure.
Spend 360. Not another cube. Spend flowing through sites, suppliers, parts, products and plants, so fragmentation and leverage are visible where they occur.
The intelligence layer
The enterprise, revealing its hidden structure.
Nobody asked these questions. The relationships answered them.
appear different in ERP but are geometrically and functionally equivalent.
Geometry × attributes × usage. Inferred, with evidence attached.
product family depends on one facility for one €17 component.
Product → BOM → part → supplier → site. Five hops no report follows.
Six plants buy essentially the same component from eight suppliers.
Purchase history normalized for unit, quantity and currency.
affects 14 products, 3 plants, 11 suppliers and €8.7M annual spend.
Engineering change propagation, traced before release.
appear unrelated in ERP but belong to the same corporate group.
External ownership data, matched to your vendor master.
From insight to outcome
Ask what you want to achieve.
MINOS finds the path.
From
software you operateTo
intelligence that works with youYour enterprise is extraordinarily complex.
Understanding it doesn't have to be.
MINOS