Running a manufacturing operation means managing a dozen moving parts at the same time — raw material coming in, production happening on the floor, finished goods piling up, dispatch going out, quality being checked, and suppliers waiting for feedback. Most factories handle all of this through a mix of registers, spreadsheets, and phone calls.
eMaker brings all of it into one connected platform. Each module below covers a specific part of your operation. Every module feeds into the same system — so data entered by your store team shows up on the management dashboard, on the production screen, and in your reports automatically. No double entry. No version conflicts. No chasing people for updates.
Real-time visibility into your entire factory — from one screen
The emaker dashboard is the first thing you see when you log in — and it tells you everything that matters about your factory right now. Not what happened yesterday. Not what the supervisor reported at shift end. What is happening at this exact moment.
It pulls live data from every module — attendance, machine status, inventory alerts, pending GRIRs, dispatch queue, and supplier tasks — and shows everything in a single, clean screen. No toggling between reports. No calling the floor. One screen. Everything.
Most factory owners and managers start the day with a round of calls — “How many people came in today?” “Which machines are running?” “Is the dispatch ready?” “What’s pending in stores?” These calls take 20–30 minutes every morning and the answers are already outdated by the time the meeting starts. emaker eliminates those calls entirely.
"Your factory is running right now. emaker makes sure you're never the last one to know what's happening in it."
Log every part produced. Know your FG stock at any moment.
The production module is where your shop floor data begins. Operators log what they produced — tool number, part name, part number, quantity, and any rejections — directly from the Android tablet at their workstation. That entry immediately updates FG stock, production counts, and the management dashboard. No paper log. No end-of-shift batch entry. The moment a part is made, it exists in the system.