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The Emixa Manufacturing Menu showcases the real-world impact of low-code for manufacturers. Developed by Emixa and powered by Mendix, this suite of modular templates and solutions is designed to address key challenges across the manufacturing value chain.
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70% reduction in development costs
60% improvement in cross-functional collaboration
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A well-designed portal provides centralised access to information and promotes seamless collaboration. This streamlines communication, makes it easier to find the right suppliers and ultimately optimises the supply and distribution of your critical resources.
With a good dealer portal, dealers can work faster and more efficiently. With CPQ (configure, price, quote) functionality, they can generate leads and transfer orders to production more easily. This can be particularly helpful for companies with complex products or a large number of product variants.
By using intelligent systems to optimise processes, Mendix allow companies to test improvements and improve warehouse efficiency. This improves inventory management and reduces costs.
Applications designed for task automation, safety compliance and quality control significantly streamline operations. By implementing digitised manufacturing processes, companies create a safer, more efficient and ultimately more productive working environment.
A strong quality management system is essential to ensure product safety, regulatory compliance and customer satisfaction. This extends to safety protocols, where meticulous adherence is critical. Ensure that each safety protocol is not only recorded, but also carefully followed, reducing the risk of incidents and ensuring strict compliance.
Success in manufacturing depends on having the right tools. Solutions that optimise resource allocation, production scheduling and performance analysis are invaluable. By streamlining operations, reducing downtime and providing insightful analysis, these tools enable manufacturers to improve overall productivity.
Supplier Portal
A well-designed portal provides centralised access to information and promotes seamless collaboration. This streamlines communication, makes it easier to find the right suppliers and ultimately optimises the supply and distribution of your critical resources.
Dealer Portal
With a good dealer portal, dealers can work faster and more efficiently. With CPQ (configure, price, quote) functionality, they can generate leads and transfer orders to production more easily. This can be particularly helpful for companies with complex products or a large number of product variants.
Smart Warehousing
By using intelligent systems to optimise processes, Mendix allow companies to test improvements and improve warehouse efficiency. This improves inventory management and reduces costs.
Safety, Health & Environment
Applications designed for task automation, safety compliance and quality control significantly streamline operations. By implementing digitised manufacturing processes, companies create a safer, more efficient and ultimately more productive working environment.
Quality Inspection
A strong quality management system is essential to ensure product safety, regulatory compliance and customer satisfaction. This extends to safety protocols, where meticulous adherence is critical. Ensure that each safety protocol is not only recorded, but also carefully followed, reducing the risk of incidents and ensuring strict compliance.
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Utilization and Performance
Success in manufacturing depends on having the right tools. Solutions that optimise resource allocation, production scheduling and performance analysis are invaluable. By streamlining operations, reducing downtime and providing insightful analysis, these tools enable manufacturers to improve overall productivity.
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NTS – BOM Comparison Tool Built with Mendix & Teamcenter
For NTS (a manufacturing consultancy), Emixa developed a BOM Comparison application on Mendix to synchronize bill-of-materials data between Siemens Teamcenter and Microsoft Navision ERP:
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Challenge: Mismatched article data and structure between PLM and ERP systems created inefficiency and inaccuracies.
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Solution: A Mendix app that retrieves, compares, and flags discrepancies across systems, empowering users to resolve data issues proactively.
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Impact: Significant reduction in data reconciliation time, improved data integrity, and streamlined collaboration across PLM and ERP systems
Saint-Gobain Solutions, global leader in construction materials, accelerates digital transformation with low-code.
Mendix powers a custom-built order management system at Saint-Gobain, transforming operations across multiple core systems:
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A tailored Mendix Order Management System (OMS) integrates seamlessly with ERP, MES, and CRM platforms—centralising order data and reducing system complexity.
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The Mendix solution enables automated Made-to-Order (MTO) production, including stacking logic and material waste calculations.
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It acts as a single source of truth across functions, improving responsiveness, customer experience, and operational efficiency.
Urban Arrow – Scalable Dealer Portal for Cargo Bikes
Urban Arrow, a fast-growing e-cargo bike manufacturer, partnered with Emixa to replace an aging portal and build a powerful Dealer Portal using Mendix:
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Challenge: The existing system lacked functionality for a growing dealer network and offered inefficient order and information sharing.
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Solution: A modern Mendix-built portal connected to ERP and PIM, enabling dealers to manage orders, view delivery timelines, and handle invoices independently.
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Impact: Reduced manual support, improved data quality, and increased dealer autonomy—empowering customer-facing teams and supporting global growth
FAQ's
What are the main trends in the modern manufacturing industry?
The modern manufacturing industry is influenced by 6 trends: Industry 4.0, sustainability, digital tools in supply chains, personalised products, automation and low-code app development.
How can manufacturing companies benefit from Industry 4.0?
Industry 4.0 includes the use of modern technologies such as IoT, artificial intelligence and digital twins to improve production processes, create more accurate product designs and further automation. This increases efficiency, productivity and customisation options for customers.
What role does sustainability play in contemporary production?
Sustainability is crucial in the modern manufacturing industry. Customers are more conscious of the environment. Therefore, companies need to use resources in a smarter way and reduce their carbon footprint.
How can digital tools improve the supply chain?
Digital tools such as customer portals, blockchain, advanced data analytics and machine learning provide insight and control over delivery processes, information flows and costs within the chain, enabling them to address any disruptions.
What does the manufacturing menu offer to manufacturing companies?
The manufacturing menu offers a wide range of value-added solutions for manufacturing companies, including product design, production planning, product engineering, operations and execution management, services, supplier management, warehousing and logistics, marketing and sales, health and safety, utilisation and performance, financial management, human resources, and IT, data and facilities.
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The modern manufacturing industry is influenced by 6 trends: Industry 4.0, sustainability, digital tools in supply chains, personalised products, automation and low-code app development.
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How can manufacturing companies benefit from Industry 4.0?
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Industry 4.0 includes the use of modern technologies such as IoT, artificial intelligence and digital twins to improve production processes, create more accurate product designs and further automation. This increases efficiency, productivity and customisation options for customers.
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What role does sustainability play in contemporary production?
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Sustainability is crucial in the modern manufacturing industry. Customers are more conscious of the environment. Therefore, companies need to use resources in a smarter way and reduce their carbon footprint.
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How can digital tools improve the supply chain?
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Digital tools such as customer portals, blockchain, advanced data analytics and machine learning provide insight and control over delivery processes, information flows and costs within the chain, enabling them to address any disruptions.
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What does the manufacturing menu offer to manufacturing companies?
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The manufacturing menu offers a wide range of value-added solutions for manufacturing companies, including product design, production planning, product engineering, operations and execution management, services, supplier management, warehousing and logistics, marketing and sales, health and safety, utilisation and performance, financial management, human resources, and IT, data and facilities.
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