Shop Floor Platform for Job Shops

A shop floor platform connects the day-to-day activity of operators, CNC machines, jobs, engineering documents, quality checks, and ERP transactions. For job shops, it creates a shared operational view at the workcenter and automates key steps such as identifying the job, presenting instructions, capturing labor, and reporting production data. This reduces reliance on paper, manual entry, and disconnected status updates.

Harmoni connects to existing CNC and manufacturing equipment; replacing machines is not required. It supports major controls and equipment from Mazak, Haas, Fanuc, Heidenhain, Siemens, DMG MORI, Makino, and Fadal, with MTConnect support where available and adapter layers for older controls. The platform collects relevant machine data and brings it together with operator, job, quality, and ERP information.

Yes. Harmoni provides native integrations for Epicor, Infor and Infor Visual, ECI JobBoss and JobBoss2, ABAS, and ODOO, with custom integrations available for legacy and on-premise ERP environments. It can automatically push labor records, machine production time, scrap, and quality data into the ERP. This helps eliminate CSV transfers, manual transactions, and delayed job-cost reconciliation.

Harmoni’s long-range RFID technology automatically recognizes the operator and job near a workcenter without keyboard entry or manual badge swipes. That context can trigger the correct CNC program, work instructions, and time tracking for the active job and revision. By making the right information available at the machine, RFID identification reduces setup uncertainty, manual data collection, and revision-control mistakes.

Yes. Automated CNC program loading uses the detected job and part revision to load the correct program, settings, offsets, and tool data at the machine. Digital work instructions also provide the approved setup sheets, drawings, and SOPs for that specific job. Together, these controls reduce the risk of running outdated files, selecting the wrong program, or relying on paper instructions.

Harmoni tracks real-time OEE through availability, performance, and quality data collected from connected machines, operator activity, and quality records. It also identifies downtime reasons such as changeovers, breakdowns, micro-stops, material waits, operator waits, and quality holds. Teams can use live dashboards to see where capacity is being lost and focus improvement efforts on specific, documented causes.

Digital checksheets replace paper in-process inspection forms with electronic records completed at the machine. Operators can record measurements, while managers can review real-time quality trends and maintain an auditable record by job. This capability supports quality-program documentation associated with ISO 9001, AS9100, IATF 16949, and ISO 13485, while improving the availability and consistency of inspection data.

Harmoni is designed to deploy in weeks, using existing CNC equipment rather than requiring a machine replacement project. Deployment scope depends on the number of workcenters, controls, ERP connections, and workflows being coordinated. A focused rollout can begin with high-value capabilities such as machine monitoring, job identification, or digital instructions, then expand to additional workcenters and operational processes.