Manufacturing software development that connects your shop floor to your office.

Manufacturing software development is the practice of building custom software shaped around how a specific plant actually operates — its production routings, inventory and materials, quality standards, scheduling rules and the machines on its floor — rather than forcing the business to fit a generic tool. It covers production tracking and MES, inventory and materials management, quality and traceability, planning and scheduling, machine and sensor data capture, and the integrations that connect the shop floor to the ERP and other systems a manufacturer already runs. The goal is a single, live picture of what is really happening on the floor, so the office and the plant work from the same numbers instead of two different stories.

Avaib has delivered software across more than 600 projects since 2004, including production, inventory, quality and integration systems for manufacturers, so the shop-floor reality is understood before the build starts.

It depends on how much of your plant a packaged product actually covers. Off-the-shelf manufacturing ERP is built for the average business in a sector, so it handles the common ground but rarely fits the routings, changeovers and rules that make your operation yours. That gap usually shows up as workarounds, spreadsheets and processes bent to suit the tool.

Where a packaged product almost fits, the smart move is often to extend and integrate it rather than replace it. Where the gap is too wide, custom manufacturing software gives you a system that matches exactly how you work. We help you decide honestly which route fits your plant and your budget.

Yes. A typical plant runs a mix of old and new equipment that rarely agrees on a single protocol, so capturing data from that mix is a normal part of what we do. We work with common standards such as OPC-UA and Modbus, alongside PLC, SCADA and IoT sensor data, to pull real counts, downtime and quality readings straight from the floor.

The point is to measure from the equipment you already have, rather than asking you to rip out and replace machines that still earn their keep.

That is usually the whole point. Most of the value in manufacturing software comes from connecting the floor to the ERP, CRM, accounting and other systems you already use, so the same numbers stop being re-keyed by hand between them.

We build the integrations that let data flow once and stay in step, whether that means feeding real production data up into your ERP or pulling orders and materials down to the floor.

We treat traceability and compliance as part of the design, not a final checklist. Full genealogy from raw material to finished goods, inspection records, non-conformance handling and audit trails are built into the software from the start, so an audit, a recall or a customer query becomes a quick search rather than a scramble.

Because our senior engineers have built for regulated and quality-driven manufacturers before, the requirements are understood early rather than discovered late, which keeps both the risk and the rework down.

It depends on the scope, since a single focused tool is very different from a system that runs your whole plant. That is why we scope the work clearly up front and give you a fixed, plain-English quote before any development starts, so there are no open-ended surprises.

Our senior engineers work at a cost-effective rate of around USD 25 per hour, the same capability Australian, US, Canadian and Middle-East firms charge a fortune for, and AI-accelerated delivery helps get you there faster. After a short conversation we will send you a free, no-obligation written estimate with a clear scope.

We deliver in provable slices rather than one big launch, so you see working software on a small part of the floor early instead of waiting months. That also keeps disruption low, because we prove each piece with your real jobs and data before it goes wider, and roll out shift by shift.

AI-accelerated delivery lets our senior engineers move through the build faster, with a human directing and reviewing every step, so you reach a working result sooner without trading away quality or stability.

Yes, completely. You own the code, the data and the documentation throughout, so the production system you paid for is yours to run, change or move to another team whenever you choose.

Our work is backed by a 30-day warranty and ongoing support if you want it, but you are never locked in. The relationship continues because it keeps delivering value on the floor, not because you cannot leave.