A MES that keeps traceability, on lines that are already producing.
We design and deploy the Manufacturing Execution System that turns field signals into traceability, OEE, and decisions. With the ARIA platform, or by integrating the MES you already run.
Production orders & flow
Manage production orders and the product flow along the line. The «when this happens, do that» logic that sets a MES apart from a passive dashboard.
Batch traceability & genealogy
Full batch lifecycle — start, complete, abort — with materials, samples, and alerts recorded per batch. The backbone for audits and recalls.
Real-time OEE & KPIs
Availability, performance, and quality computed from line data, with trends and volumes. OEE stops being an end-of-shift spreadsheet.
Alarms with escalation
Severity-based alarms routed to email, SMS, and webhooks, with an escalation ladder if left unacknowledged. Andon console and shop-floor wallboard included.
Recipes, shifts & maintenance
Recipe management and model changeover, shift planning and handover, preventive-maintenance plans with computed due dates.
ERP integration
The MES exposes production data to your ERP via a secure API and webhooks: one source of truth from the floor to the office, no double entry.
If a project starts from traceability alone, without a full MES/SCADA right away, there's ARIA Track, the platform's entry edition; we cover the topic in depth in our production traceability guide.
SCADA — the field
Discover ARIA SCADAReal-time supervision and control: reads the PLCs, shows line status, handles alarms. With the ARIA platform it's the supervisor's window onto the floor.
MES — execution
Discover the ARIA platformOrchestrates production and records every event: orders, batches, OEE, recipes. The layer that gives business meaning to machine signals.
ERP — the business
Explore IT/OT integrationOrders, master data, accounting. The MES feeds it real production data via IT/OT integration — no more numbers rebuilt by hand.
One platform, the whole chain
From the PLC connection to the real-time decision engine, the historian, the dashboards, up to the ERP-facing API. Not a dashboard bolted onto someone else's SCADA — it can replace the SCADA layer.
The PLC stays the source of truth
Operator actions hit the PLC first, then ARIA observes and records them: the physical line and the digital records never diverge. Process integrity, not flags bolted on later.
From a single line to multi-site
Same software on the plant server or in the cloud, with a factory view aggregating OEE, health, and alerts across every line. OPC UA and Siemens S7 connectivity.
Modular, per-station, transparent
Install only what you need and pay per station, with public Lite and Pro tiers. No opaque one-off licenses.
A stator line built with CM Srl: 15+ stations, each with its own PLC. Mean time to identify the faulty component dropped from hours to minutes with the unified ARIA dashboard. The full case in the portfolio.
The ARIA platform price list is public, so we can give you a number now instead of an «it depends». These are the prices of the MES/SCADA module — the one we deploy most often when a MES is what's needed.
Subscription · Lite
€1,600 per station / year — Monitoring & traceability
Subscription · Pro
€2,300 per station / year — Complete MES/SCADA suite
Installation
From €4,000 (Track) · €8,000 (Lite) · €10,000 (Pro), + €500 per station on Track and €800 on Lite and Pro
These are platform prices, not a services rate card: bespoke work, or work on a MES you already run, stays quote-based.
How much does MES software cost?
What's the difference between MES and ERP?
Are MES and SCADA the same thing?
Does MES work on plants already in production?
Does it integrate with the ERP I already use?
Is it suitable for an SME or a single line?
Guides that go deeper on these topics.
Got a project in mind?
Describe the line and the problem on a 30-minute technical call: we tell you straight away whether it's in our wheelhouse. We typically reply within 24 hours. From the first call to commissioning, you speak to the same person.