How Stacksync works for energy

1. Connect Your Systems: Use Stacksync’s no-code interface to link ERP, MES, inventory, quality, and IoT platforms in minutes, no custom code required.
2. Map and Sync Data: Select the tables and fields to synchronize, ensuring accurate, real-time data flow between all manufacturing systems.
3. Automate Workflows: Set up triggers and rules to automate alerts, notifications, and routine processes, reducing manual intervention.
4. Monitor and Scale: Use dashboards and logs to track integration health, and scale effortlessly as your manufacturing operations grow.

Key benefits

• Unified Data Across All Systems: Integrate ERP, MES, inventory, and quality management platforms for a single source of truth, reducing errors and duplicate work.
• Real-Time, Two-Way Sync: Ensure that every system is always up to date, changes in production, inventory, or sales are reflected instantly across your stack.
• No-Code Automation: Launch and manage integrations without developer resources, reducing project timelines from months to days.
• AI-Driven Analytics: Enable predictive maintenance, demand forecasting, and process optimization using consolidated, real-time data.
• Improved Compliance & Traceability: Automate reporting for industry standards and regulations, and track every change for full auditability.
• Scalable & Secure: Support high-volume, high-frequency manufacturing data flows with enterprise-grade security and reliability

Use cases

• Production Floor Visibility: Sync data from MES, IoT sensors, and ERP systems to monitor production status, identify bottlenecks, and optimize throughput in real time.
• Inventory & Supply Chain Optimization: Automatically update stock levels, supplier data, and order status across platforms to reduce shortages, overstock, and delays.
• Quality Management Automation: Integrate quality control data for instant defect tracking, compliance reporting, and root-cause analysis.
• Predictive Maintenance: Aggregate sensor and maintenance data to forecast equipment failures and schedule proactive service, minimizing downtime.
• Financial & Operational Reporting: Consolidate financial, production, and logistics data for accurate, timely reporting and better decision-making.