Industries

Configured for your production structure, not a generic template

Different industries have different routing structures, BOM patterns, and QC requirements. Fleek adapts to each, so your team isn't bending their process to fit the software.

Automotive & Components

OEM traceability rules keep getting stricter. When a part fails in the field, you need to trace its source batch in hours, not after days of spreadsheet searching. Fleek covers multi-level BOMs, incoming vendor QC, and full lot genealogy, built automatically as operators log production.

Trace any field failure to its source batch

Bad vendor parts stopped at incoming QC

OEM audit reports ready on demand

Electronics & PCB Assembly

A bad component batch can run through ICT for days before the yield drop is traced to a source lot. Fleek links every component to its batch at the time of issue, so a failing lot is quarantined in the same shift instead of three days later.

Failing component lots quarantined same-shift

Test failures traced to the component batch

Every unit traceable by serial number

Fabrication & Machining

Every job has a different routing and a different scrap profile, and job cost stays invisible until the work is closed. Fleek puts material consumption and stage-wise progress on every open job card, in real time.

Live job cost on every open job card

Scrap reconciled per job, not month-end

Accurate quotes from real consumption data

Furniture & Woodwork

Every order is a size-finish-material variant, and cut plans done per order miss the cross-order nesting savings. Fleek manages variant BOMs, batches panels across simultaneous orders for yield, and tracks WIP from cutting through finishing.

Cross-order nesting cuts board waste

Every variant order priced correctly

WIP visible from cutting to finishing

Packaging & Printing

Substrate waste gets averaged across clients because no one tracks it per job, and plate version mix-ups only surface when the client rejects the delivery. Fleek records consumption and print QC per run, per client.

Substrate waste tracked per job, per client

Plate version mix-ups eliminated

Print QC against client spec on every run

Plastics & Molding

Molds run past their PM due date because maintenance is on a calendar, not a shot counter. A resin lot with drifted MFI inflates rejection for days before anyone connects it to the material change. Fleek tracks both.

Mold PM triggered by shot count, not calendar

Cavity-level rejection caught early

Resin reconciled per machine, per shift

Textiles & Garments

Shade-lot mixing gets past cutting and only shows at finishing, after the full sewing cost is sunk. Line efficiency is tallied at shift end, too late to correct. Fleek gives live sewing visibility and shade-lot control from cutting onwards.

Live sewing line count, not shift-end tallies

Shade-lot mixing caught at cutting

Buyer packing deadlines met consistently

Medical Devices & Precision Engineering

Batch records assembled from paper forms at audit time, rather than as production happens, leave gaps that become non-conformances. Fleek builds the Device History Record in real time, linking every material lot, QC result, and process parameter to the batch.

Audit-ready batch records in minutes

Every material lot linked to the device

Deviations logged with formal disposition

Industrial Machinery

Made-to-order machines are built over weeks from deep multi-level BOMs, and between milestones no one can say where a build really stands. Fleek puts stage-wise progress on every open build, tracks sub-assemblies feeding the final machine, and flags material shortages before a stage stalls.

Live progress on every open build

Sub-assemblies tracked to the final machine

Shortages flagged before a stage stalls

Metal Processing

Yield is where the margin lives, yet input-to-output reconciliation only happens at month-end and scrap disappears into averages. Fleek reconciles input and output weight per batch, routes work across heat treatment and finishing, and attributes scrap to the batch that caused it.

Input-to-output yield per batch, live

Scrap attributed per batch, not averaged

Stage routing across treatment and finishing

Food Processing

A recall means tracing a finished batch back to every raw material lot, and with paper records that takes days you may not have. Fleek builds batch genealogy as production happens, logs hygiene and QC at each stage, and runs FEFO dispatch so the oldest stock ships first.

Recall trace from batch to RM lot in minutes

Hygiene & QC logged at every stage

FEFO dispatch on shelf-life