Athar
Run the line, trace every part, ask the data.
Shop-floor control and plant analytics that fit like they were built there.
Athar (أثر) is Arabic for the trace something leaves, and the effect it has.
Pilot programme opening 2027.NET 8 and SQL ServerYour servers or AzureRole-based, browser-basedDesigned by an engineer who built and ran an MES on live serial production lines
One system from order to ERP
Athar connects production release, station execution, quality, material consumption and analysis in one record per serial number. Built for manufacturers without an enterprise MES licence.
01 Release
Plan and release production
Import BOMs and process flows, create production orders and serial numbers, and set weekly targets.
02 Flow
Control the flow and the machines
Guided station pages with interlocks and scan checks. Recipes, parameters and results recorded per serial.
03 Quality
Hold, rework, scrap, prove
Quarantine with block, release, rework and scrap actions. Pass/fail evidence and photos at every station.
04 Material and ERP
Book what was really used
Material consumption per serial and order, including extra use and scrap, passed on to your ERP.
05 Analysis
See the line and the plant
KPIs, takt and OEE, downtime, genealogy and where-used. Process data plots and exports.
06 Ask Athar
A chat agent for line data
Ask about serials, stations and results in plain language. Answers come from your records and show the evidence.
Ask the line a question
Engineers, quality and line managers get answers without writing SQL or waiting for a report. The agent works on your own data and shows which records it used.
Example
Which serials passed station 40 yesterday but are still in quarantine?
Four serials. All were quarantined at station 50 for torque deviations; the oldest has been open for 18 hours.
Station 40 reportsQuarantine logStation 50 results
Demo screens
Guided station
Quarantine
Genealogy and where-used
Pilot Athar on one line
A defined set of stations over a fixed period, configured to your BOMs and process flow, on your servers or in Azure.