
Epicor Connected Process Control (CPC) is a flexible no-code/low-code MES and manufacturing operations platform that helps manufacturers standardize production and assembly processes, improve quality, and increase visibility across the shop floor.
Using digital work instructions with multimedia content, manufacturers can guide operators through critical tasks, enforce process control, and improve consistency across products, workstations, and production lines.
CPC connects equipment and devices to collect production and quality data in real time, helping manufacturers identify issues faster, reduce waste, and support continuous improvement.
CPC provides product traceability with a complete historical record of each product's build and inspection history. Manufacturers use CPC to support assembly verification, error proofing, quality inspections, operator guidance, and other connected manufacturing initiatives.
For manufacturers with complex product variations, CPC can dynamically present the correct work instructions based on the product or configuration being built, helping ensure products are assembled accurately and consistently.
Available on-premises or in the cloud, CPC scales from a single work cell to enterprise-wide deployments.
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Epicor Advanced Manufacturing Execution System is designed for plastic molders, manufacturers who use repetitive processes and those who have an assembly process that involves multiple machines. It is designed to assist floor operators in monitoring and optimizing their plant operations.
Advanced MES helps manufacturers monitor their business and control it with real-time information on plant and machinery. The system allows users to identify inefficient allocations of resources to find new capacity for the business. It can also be used to record machine downtime, scrap and material waste in each production cycle.
The software provides real-time monitoring of processes, scheduling in real time and visibility into operations. Users can view production details and descriptors and monitor up to 100,000 cycles. Maintenance teams can access machine condition reports for planning preventive maintenance. Advanced MES integrates accounting and manufacturing estimating capability.
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FrameworX
Tatsoft's FrameworX is a .NET-based SCADA and IIoT platform built for engineers who need full control over industrial applications, from edge devices to enterprise systems.
AI Designer sets FrameworX apart. Using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), 18 specialized tools give AI direct, real-time access to the Designer IDE. You describe what you need and the AI configures tags, alarms, historian, devices, displays, and scripts immediately, in the same session, with no file imports or code generation. It connects natively with Claude, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible model. Built-in domain intelligence covers ISA-95, UDTs, ISA-18.2 alarm philosophy, and historian best practices. Engineers report 2x to 10x faster configuration.
The platform includes real-time data modeling, a built-in historian, alarm management, audit trails, reports, and native scripting in C#, VB.NET, JavaScript, and Python. Over 100 native drivers cover PLCs, DCS, OPC-UA, OPC-DA, and MQTT (broker, client, and SparkplugB).
Deploy to web, mobile, or desktop with zero client installs. Every module ships included: Devices, Alarms, Historian, Reports, Security, and DevOps tools. No module licensing. No per-tag fees.
Proven in 5,000+ deployments across water, energy, manufacturing, and infrastructure.
(FrameworX was formerly known as FactoryStudio.)
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VTScada
VTScada is a user-friendly platform that allows you to create highly customized industrial monitoring and control applications that end-users can trust and use with ease. VTScada is used by many industries worldwide for mission-critical applications. The Human Machine Interface Software allows industrial users to monitor and control their equipment via a computer. This software can be used to control pumps and motors, or display fluid levels and temperatures on a monitor. HMI software (such VTScada) is used to control remote hardware and retrieve process information. Municipal utilities, for example, can use radios to centrally monitor the distribution of water and wastewater collection sites distributed over a large geographical area or an Ethernet network.
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