

ERP
Orchestrates business processes and production orders.
AVA connects to the ERP to contextualize execution and can send data collected at the workstation back to the ERP.
MES
Manages and supervises production at the shop-floor level.
AVA operates at a more operational level: it guides and controls the execution of each operation at the workstation.
PLM
Structures and manages product definition.
AVA leverages its technical data — including 3D data — and contextualizes it at the point of execution.
AVA
Manages execution at the workstation.
Operations are sequenced, instructions are contextualized and quality checks are integrated directly into the execution process.
AVA'S ROLE
Between industrial data and execution at the workstation, there is one essential level: operational execution management.
AVA transforms industrial data into execution sequences that operators can use directly.
Connected to the industrial information system, AVA leverages data from the PLM and aligns with ERP production orders to contextualize the operation to be performed.
At the workstation, AVA transforms this data into sequenced, contextualized work instructions and guides the operator through each operation.
The objective: bridge the gap between what is defined in your systems and what is actually executed in production.


ADVANTAGES
Manage production, quality, subcontracting and after-sales, with one platform
AVA delivers its full value in production, but also wherever a product is executed according to defined steps: at subcontractors, across your after-sales network, and during shipping and receiving. One platform, with standardized execution procedures wherever they are needed.




