About Matics

Shop floor data turned into action

Factories use Matics to collect what their machines, sensors and operators are doing as it happens, and the software presents it as dashboards, alerts and tasks. The vendor contrasts it with older MES systems that produce reports for analysis after the shift is over, and says its aim is for problems to be dealt with as they happen. It describes the platform as one source of truth that gives everyone in a factory the same KPIs, and claims improvements of 20 to 30 percent in OEE within weeks.

Apps for each role in the factory

The software includes dedicated apps for planners, technicians, quality control managers, operators and managers, so each person sees the information that suits the job. Real-time analysis and predictions reach the relevant person through a personal assistant app, and notifications can be delivered to any device. Rule management lets a factory set automatic messages, service calls and tasks that fire from preset events or triggers.

Problems it is built to address

The vendor lists the issues it sees in production: a shortage of skilled labor and knowledge lost as workers retire, little visibility into changing bottlenecks, paper reporting that loses or distorts data, unreported downtime at shift change, missed delivery dates caused by high reject levels, and difficulty setting prices or promising delivery dates without accurate figures.

Sectors it describes

In paper, print and packaging, Matics is aimed at finding bottlenecks in extrusion, slitting and printing, shortening work orders and tracking fiber and water use. For metal processing and CNC, it targets machine set-up time, raw material input and welding rejects. In plastic, rubber and textile plants, it manages recipes of raw materials and monitors production speed and quality across hundreds of machines. For bottling, filling and cosmetics, it tracks capacity utilization, product counts and formulations, and supports preventive maintenance. The vendor also mentions automotive factories, where it points to just-in-time safety stock.

Getting started

The company says a deployment can be live in days and offers a free trial of the platform.

TrustList summary

Matics is manufacturing intelligence software that collects live data from machines, sensors and operators and turns it into dashboards, alerts and tasks. It is meant to replace after-the-shift reporting with action taken as problems occur.

What Matics does

OEE monitoring: shows machine utilisation and downtime as it happens.
Real-time analysis: sends insights and predictions to the right person through a dedicated app.
Notifications: delivers production alerts to any device.
Task and rule automation: sets automatic messages, service calls and tasks from preset events.
Role-based apps: separate views for planners, technicians, quality managers, operators and managers.

Customers and markets

Factories in different industries, including paper, print and packaging. The vendor says its dashboards help with production bottlenecks, quality checks and delivery dates.