Heisenware for Manual Assembly

Your shopfloor has endless problems. Get one platform to fix them.

Your assembly line is slowed by countless small, unique issues. From paper-based workflows to a total lack of live data, Heisenware is the low-code app builder that lets your own makers fix them, one by one.

manual assembly

Too many small problems. No good solution.

In manual assembly, your efficiency is not killed by one big, obvious issue.

It is the endless list of small, manual, high-friction tasks that slow you down every day. No rigid MES or ERP can solve these specific problems.

Blind spots

No live data on a big screen to show planned vs. actual for the shift.

Manual steps

Operators stop work to fill out paper forms, write material requests, or log data in spreadsheets.

Broken workflows

A simple photo for documentation involves a camera, an SD card, a PC, and 10 minutes of manual file sorting.

Each one is a small problem. Together, they kill your efficiency.

You are stuck because a standard solution is too big, and a custom IT project is too slow and expensive.

What users build

From problem to custom app in days

Heisenware empowers your own makers to build the exact apps you need. You are not buying a fixed solution. You are getting a powerful builder to solve your unique problems as they appear.

Here are just a few examples of what your team can build.

Example 1

The live production dashboard

The problem: Your managers are flying blind. They only see yesterday's performance in an Excel report and have no idea what the true status of the line is right now.

The app they build: A process engineer builds a live dashboard. It connects to your ERP order database and a few key machine signals.

The magic: In one afternoon, you have a 60" screen on the shopfloor showing the true live status of every station and the shift's progress. Bottlenecks become visible instantly.

Example 2

Digital material requests

The problem: An operator sees a bin is low. They stop work, find a paper form, and walk it to purchasing. The request gets lost or is entered wrong, risking a line stop.

The app they build: An operator builds a simple app for their phone. They scan the bin's QR code and hit Request.

The magic: The app uses our ERP integration to check the ERP for pending orders and creates a new purchase requisition directly in your system via its API. No paper, no errors.

Example 3

Digital QA & visual documentation

The problem: Your team takes QA photos with a camera, transfers the SD card, and manually sorts them into server folders. It is a 10-minute task for every cabinet.

The app: A QA manager builds an app to pull order data from the ERP. They take photos on their tablet which are automatically linked to the correct order number.

The magic: The app uses our on-prem file connector to instantly create a new folder on your local server named by the order number and uploads the images. A 10-minute task becomes a 30-second one.

Real-world proof

The electrical cabinet and automation specialist Elnic in Dresden used Heisenware to digitize their paper-based workflows and connect their shopfloor to their on-premise ERP.

Heisenware gave me the power to finally connect our on-prem systems to the shopfloor. I can now build the exact apps my team needs in a fraction of the time, without the maintenance nightmare of custom code.

Elnic x Heisenware

How we make it possible

This works because we provide the platform for your process experts to become builders.

The visual app builder

Give your experts drag-and-drop tools to build anything from a large-screen dashboard to a mobile scanning app. Build once and run it on any phone, tablet, or desktop.

Connect your systems

This is our unique advantage. Connect directly to your local ERP, databases, or file servers via REST, SQL, CSV, or native connectors. Our secure on-premise agent runs inside your network to bridge these local systems to your new apps instantly .

Enable process experts

The people who know the process best can finally build the solution. You eliminate the frustration of waiting on an overloaded IT department or expensive external developers.