Industries — Industry & supply chain
Production and logistics on a continuous chain of facts.
Industrial data isn't lacking. It's locked away in systems that share neither the same keys, nor the same clocks, nor the same lifespan.
The situation
Each link in the chain has its own product reference system
ERP, MES, warehouse management, transport, purchasing, quality: the same item often carries several codes, and the same day doesn't start at the same time.
As long as these mappings live in reconciliation files, it's impossible to trace a batch end to end, and a simple operational question — where did this component come from, when did it leave — becomes an investigation.
beVault connects to these systems as they are, including legacy environments, without requiring prior migration, and makes the mappings explicit and durable.
What is connected and historized
- Articles & products
- Divergent codes from different systems are linked to a single Business Key, without rewriting the source reference systems.
- Suppliers & procurement
- Orders, receipts and terms historized with their successive effective dates.
- Production
- Orders, batches and declarations from the ERP and the MES, kept in their original state.
- Inventory & logistics
- Warehouse movements, shipments and transport linked to the same business objects.
- Quality
- Controls and non-conformities linked to the batches and items concerned, with their timestamps.
The practical value
What this changes in operations
- 01
Reconstruct a production-to-shipping chain
Trace back from a shipment to the manufacturing order and the received components, in the state the reference data was in on that date.
- 02
Trace an operational event
A delay, a non-conformity or a stock-out can be put back into context: which stocks, which suppliers, which production configuration.
- 03
Connect industrial systems and management systems
The MES and the ERP feed the same fact base, avoiding the need to arbitrate between two partial truths.
- 04
Make metrics explainable
Every lead-time, inventory or performance metric stays linked to the data that produced it.
What you get
A continuous history of the chain, preserved even when the systems carrying it change.
Relevant beVault capabilities in this context
Where to go from here
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