Advanced Machine Tracking and Monitoring

Manufacturing processes can be tracked by collecting live machine status, cycle time, downtime, labor, job, quality, and ERP data in one connected system. Harmoni does this through machine connections, RFID-based employee and job identification, ERP integrations, and role-based dashboards. This gives supervisors, engineers, and executives real-time visibility into what is running, why equipment is stopped, and how jobs are performing against plan.

Machine tracking and monitoring captures live production signals from CNC and manufacturing equipment, then turns them into useful operational data. Harmoni tracks status, utilization, cycle times, downtime reasons, OEE, operator activity, and job context. Instead of relying on manual updates or end-of-shift reports, teams see current production conditions and can respond while issues are still affecting output.

Harmoni is designed to connect with major CNC controls including Mazak, Haas, Fanuc, Heidenhain, Siemens, DMG MORI, Makino, and Fadal. MTConnect is used where supported, and adapter layers help connect older or legacy controls. The platform is built to work with existing equipment, so manufacturers do not need to replace machines to gain monitoring visibility.

Yes. Harmoni integrates with major manufacturing ERP systems including Epicor, Infor, Infor Visual, ECI JobBoss, JobBoss2, ABAS, and ODOO, with custom integration options for legacy or on-premise systems. It can push labor records, machine production time, scrap, and quality data into ERP workflows to improve job costing, capacity planning, and reporting accuracy.

Harmoni tracks OEE by combining machine data with operator labor and quality information. It measures availability, performance, and quality while classifying downtime reasons such as changeover, breakdown, material wait, operator wait, micro-stops, and quality holds. This helps teams focus improvement work on the specific constraints reducing output rather than relying on broad assumptions.

Harmoni is built to deploy in weeks and does not require machine replacement. Implementation typically involves connecting supported equipment, configuring ERP and workflow integrations, mapping jobs and operator identification, and setting up dashboards for different roles. The goal is to create usable shop floor visibility quickly while aligning monitoring data with how the manufacturer actually runs production.

Harmoni uses RFID-based employee and job identification to automatically recognize who is at a workcenter and what job is being run. This reduces manual badge swipes, keyboard entry, and handwritten time tracking. Labor records can be connected to ERP data, helping manufacturers improve accountability, job costing, production visibility, and the accuracy of time-and-attendance information.

Harmoni supports defense and controlled manufacturing environments with machine-side MFA, access logs, and a Government Cloud deployment option for contractors handling Controlled Unclassified Information. It helps enforce stronger machine access control, document who accessed specific machines or programs, and support cybersecurity practices aligned with DFARS and CMMC access management expectations.