Machine to ERP Connector Software

Start by defining the business events that should move between systems, such as job start and stop times, labor records, completed quantities, scrap, and quality results. Harmoni connects machine and operator activity to supported manufacturing ERPs, including Epicor, Infor, Infor Visual, ECI JobBoss and JobBoss2, ABAS, and ODOO. This automates data transfer and helps align ERP job costing and planning with actual shop-floor activity.

A connector can automate the transfer of machine production time, labor records, scrap, and quality data into ERP workflows. Harmoni also gathers machine status, cycle-time, utilization, and downtime information, providing operational context around the records used for job costing, capacity reporting, and finance reporting. The exact data flow should match the ERP fields and shop-floor processes your organization relies on.

Harmoni offers native integrations for Epicor, Infor, including Infor Visual, ECI JobBoss and JobBoss2, ABAS, and ODOO. Custom integrations for legacy and on-premise ERP systems are available on request. During integration planning, the team can identify which production, labor, scrap, and quality records should flow into the ERP and how those records support existing workflows.

Harmoni supports major CNC controls and equipment from Mazak, Haas, Fanuc, Heidenhain, Siemens, DMG MORI, Makino, and Fadal. Where supported, it uses MTConnect; adapter layers help connect older controls. The platform is designed to work with existing equipment, so manufacturers can add connected workflows and machine visibility without replacing compatible machines.

ERP job costing is more reliable when it reflects actual labor and machine activity rather than delayed manual entries or estimates. Harmoni automatically captures relevant production information from machines and RFID-identified operators, then pushes time records and other defined data to the ERP. Teams can compare planned and actual execution, investigate losses, and make cost-related decisions with more timely operational information.

Harmoni is designed to automate non-productive manual steps such as labor tracking, production data collection, and defined ERP data transfers. RFID can identify nearby employees and jobs without manual badge swipes or keyboard entry, while machine connectivity captures live equipment data. Operators may still complete required quality checks, instructions, or exception details, but those activities are handled through digital workflows instead of paper forms.

Harmoni is designed to deploy in weeks. The timeline depends on the number and type of machines, the ERP integration scope, the data fields being automated, and any custom requirements for legacy systems. A focused rollout can prioritize the workcenters and workflows where better labor visibility, production reporting, or job-costing accuracy will have the greatest operational impact.

Yes. Harmoni’s digital checksheets create electronic in-process inspection records, capture measurements, and surface real-time quality trends. Digital work instructions can deliver the correct drawings, setup sheets, and SOPs based on the detected job and part revision. These capabilities can support documentation practices associated with ISO 9001, AS9100, IATF 16949, ISO 13485, and CMMC-related requirements.