Orders, inventory, production, and quality records are split across spreadsheets and paper.
Every record is linked by order, item, and production lot.
From MES to manufacturing AI,
all in QFactory.
Follow the same production record from order through shipment, with documents and machine data attached.
58manufacturers and research organizations
86implementation projects
Since 2015Business systems, data integration, and AI through June 2026
382QFactory workflow screens
Follow one order all the way to shipment.
Purchasing, inventory, production, quality, shipping, and cost stay tied to the same order and production lot.
Before the order
Plan and materials
Produce and deliver
Settle and improve
See the full workflow
in one view.
Sales orders, work orders, inspections, and completion records stay connected. The screen below shows the flow with sample data.
Reduce duplicate data entry
with connected records.
Orders, work, inspections, equipment, and cost use the same record.
People read machine status and production counts, then enter them again.
Connected machines, sensors, barcode scanners, and cameras can send data directly to the relevant work record.
Equipment checklists and repair notes stay on paper or in one technician's memory.
Daily inspections, repairs, and maintenance history are kept for each machine in one place.
When something goes wrong, finding the cause depends on asking the right person.
Work, inspection, and equipment records can be reviewed on one timeline.
Output and actual manufacturing cost are calculated in separate places.
Production, material, labor, and equipment costs use the same operating records.
What QFactory manages
Start with the manufacturing work, equipment links, and AI functions your operation needs now.
QFactory
Manage orders, purchasing, inventory, production, quality, equipment, shipment, and cost in one system.
See the product scopeShop-floor data
Connect PLCs, sensors, barcodes, and cameras to the work records produced by existing equipment.
See connection technologiesManufacturing AI
Create master-data drafts from documents, support visual inspection, and prepare reports from verified operating data.
See manufacturing AIImplementation and handover
One team reviews the site, builds the required functions and equipment links, tests with users, trains the team, and completes handover.
Delivery processQFactory product screens
Work orders, inventory, inspections, and equipment information share one system.
Connect shop floor data to production records.
QFactory connects sales files, documents, existing systems, PLCs, sensors, and cameras. AI helps draft master data, inspect images, analyze records, and prepare reports.
See what manufacturing AI doesManufacturing projects since 2015
We have delivered business systems, data integration, and AI projects since 2015.
See all implementation casesWe began delivering business systems.
We implemented production systems for chemical, food, automotive-parts, machinery, and glass manufacturers through national, corporate partnership, and regional smart-factory programs. We also developed equipment-data technology with a government-funded research institution.
We expanded into AI, cloud systems, and direct contracts.
Our work included manufacturing-data AI pilots, cloud MES R&D, and corporate partnership programs with Hyundai Motor Group and POSCO. We also delivered projects, training, and support under direct customer contracts.
We stayed with customers after go-live.
We completed AI problem-solving pilots, regional smart-factory programs in Chungbuk and Gyeonggi, and a Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power partnership project. We also upgraded and supported existing installations.
We are applying manufacturing AI and R&D results on the floor.
Recent work includes ministry-led smart factories, cloud support, K-water and POSCO partnership programs, smart-workshop delivery, and projects that move R&D results into live operations.
Define a practical first phase.
We review the spreadsheets, paper, systems, and equipment you use today, then define a practical first stage.
Plan your first phase