Automation isn’t enough if production isn’t structured

Many industrial plants have invested in automation, but they still face problems such as:

* Poorly organized production orders.
* Errors in recipes or dosing.
* Lack of batch traceability.
* Difficulty knowing what was produced, when, and under what parameters.
* Reliance on manual records.
* Lack of real-time visibility.

At Ingelam, we came to understand something fundamental through years of experience on the factory floor:

> Industrial efficiency requires an operational structure, not just automated control.
That’s why we developed PMS.

PMS organizes production based on a process-oriented approach

PMS (Production Management System) is a solution designed to organize, control, and structure industrial production, particularly in batch processes.

It is not generic software.

It originated from:
PMS integrates directly with:
It serves as the bridge between the production process and structured management.

Modular PMS Architecture

According to the model presented at the strategic meeting, PMS consists of modules that allow the operation to be structured in a step-by-step manner.
Production Order Management It enables you to plan and organize production with operational clarity.
Recipe and Parameter Control It standardizes production processes and reduces manual errors.
Batch Processing (Batch) Structured control of industrial batch processes, ensuring traceability.
Traceability and Historical Record It allows you to find out what happened, when, under what parameters, and under what conditions.
Integration with control systems Connects PLCs and automation systems with operational management.
ERP Integration It allows production to be connected to administrative systems.

What PMS Enables in Operations

PMS does not replace automation.

PMS organizes and structures production.

SADI analyzes performance.

When the two work together, the plant can:

Strategic Advantage

PMS is not a theoretical solution. It has been implemented in real plants, integrating:

Systems from different manufacturers.

Certified batch processes.

Complex production architectures.

Y And most importantly:

It was designed by engineers who have firsthand experience working in the field.

Impact on Operations

Companies that organize their production using PMS are able to:
Structured management is the foundation of sustainable efficiency.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does PMS only work in batch processing?
It is specifically designed for batch processes, but can be adapted depending on the type of production.
Can it integrate with my current ERP? Yes. We design the plant-management integration in a structured way.
Do you need to replace the entire automation system?
Not necessarily. We evaluate the existing architecture and propose a phased integration.
Can it be implemented in modules?
Yes. PMS allows for phased implementation based on needs.
Is your production automated but unstructured
If you need greater control, traceability, and operational organization, PMS can help you streamline your production process.
Please provide your contact information and tell us how you currently manage your production.