Steel Structure MES: From Tekla Models to Component Delivery
Connect Tekla models, manufacturing BOMs, materials, shop-floor reporting, quality, inventory and shipment in one workflow.
Production Workflow
Import Tekla Models
Use the Tekla plugin to bring component, specification, material and weight data into the business workflow.
Generate Manufacturing BOMs
Organize manufacturing BOMs from component data so purchasing and production work from consistent information.
Coordinate Material Requirements
Connect order and BOM data with material requirements, purchasing and arrival records.
Schedule and Assign Tasks
Assign order and component tasks by process, team and production plan.
Scan and Report Work
Use identifiable codes to record shop-floor reporting and view task status.
Inspect and Close Issues
Associate inspection records with components and processes to support traceability.
Warehouse and Ship Components
Continue using component identifiers to connect inventory, delivery and project progress.
Analyze Digital Twin Progress
Combine model and production data to visualize component status and project progress.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does a steel structure manufacturer need MES?
MES can connect shop-floor execution with project management when orders, components, materials, tasks and quality records are spread across separate tools.
Does the system support Tekla, Kingdee, Yonyou and Fanwei OA?
The product page describes integration with Tekla, Kingdee, Yonyou and Fanwei OA. The exact scope depends on versions, interfaces and confirmed project boundaries.
Can workers report without workshop computers?
The product supports mobile browsers, WeChat Mini Programs and handheld devices. Network, devices, label printing and process configuration should be confirmed before use.
How is legacy data migrated?
Confirm sources, field definitions, retained scope and acceptance rules before data cleansing, import, validation and cutover.
How is pricing determined?
Pricing depends on modules, organization size, integration, deployment, implementation effort and service scope. A written quotation follows discovery.