Choose the Manufacturing Copilot edition that matches your production environment today while preserving a clear path to broader supervision, analytics, and enterprise connectivity.
Choose your starting point
Begin with paperless production tracking, add live supervisory control, or standardize across a broader enterprise roadmap.
Best for a single production area, pilot deployment, or paper-replacement initiative.
Best for multiple departments, value streams, supervisory teams, and plant-wide visibility.
Best for larger organizations pursuing a connected, multi-site manufacturing operating system.
Edition comparison
Open each category to review how the editions support production, supervision, administration, reporting, and future platform expansion.
Deployment choices
Deployment and licensing are scoped together so your commercial plan reflects the operational and IT environment you actually have.
Windows desktop deployment with customer-controlled data and offline-capable operation.
Shared plant deployment supporting multiple departments and authorized roles.
Future hosted deployment designed for remote access, simplified updates, and multi-site use.
Build the business case
Use your current staffing, reporting effort, downtime, scrap, and production assumptions to estimate possible annual operational impact.
Customer success journey
Map workflows, users, machines, shifts, and reporting needs.
Review a configuration aligned to your production environment.
Start in a controlled department or value stream.
Configure data, roles, training, and operating standards.
Expand visibility and refine performance management.
Buyer FAQ
These answers describe the current product direction. Final terms and supported configurations are defined in your proposal.
Explore technical documentation →Yes. The available local installation model is designed for customer-controlled Windows environments and does not require continuous internet access for core plant-floor workflows.
Yes. A phased rollout can begin with one department, production area, or value stream and expand as workflows and reporting standards are proven.
Commercial scope can reflect deployment size, production areas, users, machines, reporting needs, implementation services, and support level.
Update delivery, onboarding, training, and support are defined in the selected package and proposal so expectations are clear before deployment.
ERP and REST API integration are planned platform capabilities. They are not represented as generally available features today and would require future scope validation.
No. Cloud and multi-site synchronization are shown as planned capabilities. Current deployment discussions should focus on local and enterprise-network configurations.
Build your commercial plan
Share your production areas, users, shifts, machines, paper forms, reporting needs, and rollout goals. We will recommend the most practical edition and deployment path.