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Manufacturing execution, planning and scheduling for complex discrete manufacturing, on one data model

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About Eyelit Technologies

Eyelit Technologies sells manufacturing software for complex discrete production, built around a manufacturing execution system. Eyelit MES digitizes shop-floor operations through electronic work lists, digital work instructions and real-time data capture, and covers full traceability, item genealogy, kitting and controlled production dispatch. Quality is handled in the same system: SPC, non-conformance management, CAPA, document management and full track-and-trace, with blockchain-supported electronic controlled history records and stated support for FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and eDHR. The company also describes real-time OEE tracking, downtime analysis and automatic machine data acquisition on the equipment side, and workforce skills, availability, time and attendance on the labor side, including work shared across multiple operators and concurrent jobs.

Two planning products sit alongside it. Eyelit APS is described as built for complex discrete manufacturing, synchronizing demand, inventory, capacity and execution across the range from high-level capacity plans to finite shop-floor schedules. Eyelit SIOP unifies long-range sales and operations planning with multi-plant execution, aligning demand, supply, capacity and financial plans through constrained optimization, with scenarios as the tool for exploring uncertainty. The company's claim for the combination is that the long-range plan and day-to-day execution "run on the same data model — no synchronization, no data translation, no lag."

Agent EyeQ is the company's AI layer, which it states "detects, diagnoses, predicts, and acts, powering autonomous and semi-autonomous manufacturing operations." Eyelit names six industries it serves — automotive and industrial, semiconductor, medical device, aerospace and defense, battery and solar, and food and beverage — and states more than 100 clients and over 1,000 solutions delivered. Its global headquarters is in Holmdel, New Jersey.

How to evaluate Manufacturing & IoT

This is how the CIOPages Research Team evaluates this category. It is not an assessment of Eyelit Technologies. The category covers two kinds of product, so both frameworks are here. Most buyers need one of them.

25%
Device & Fleet Management at Scale
Zero-touch provisioning and onboarding, secure over-the-air (OTA) firmware and config updates with staged rollout and rollback, device registry and digital shadow/twin, certificate lifecycle, and proven operation at your target device count, not the demo’s
20%
Connectivity & OT / Protocol Coverage
MQTT, HTTP, LwM2M and AMQP support; industrial protocols (OPC–UA, Modbus, MQTT Sparkplug) and PLC/historian connectors; cellular (LTE–M, NB–IoT, 5G), LPWAN, and global SIM/eSIM management; brownfield gateway and edge-broker options
15%
Edge Processing & Autonomy
Edge runtime for local compute, stream processing, and ML inference; store-and-forward during disconnection; edge-to-cloud orchestration and remote deployment of edge workloads; footprint from gateway-class down to constrained “tiny edge” devices
15%
Security & Compliance
Per-device identity and mutual TLS, hardware root of trust / secure element support, fleet-wide credential rotation, anomaly detection on device behavior, RBAC and audit logging on the console, and SOC 2 / ISO 27001 / IEC 62443 coverage
15%
Platform Longevity & Openness
Vendor financial footing and strategic commitment to IoT, install base and roadmap cadence, reliance on open standards over proprietary lock-in, contractual data-export and device-migration guarantees, and a credible answer to “what happens to my fleet if you exit?”
10%
Application Enablement & Analytics
Low-code app builder and dashboards, prebuilt vertical/industry apps, time-series storage and rules engine, AI/ML and generative-AI tooling on device data, and clean APIs into your data lake, ERP, and field-service systems
25%
Production Execution & Manufacturing-Type Fit
Whether the core model is discrete (work orders, routings, serialization, as-built genealogy), process (recipes, batches, electronic batch records, dispensing/weigh-and-dispense), or genuinely hybrid; order dispatch and WIP tracking; in-line and at-line quality checks; and how much of your scenario is standard configuration versus custom code
20%
OT & Equipment Connectivity (ISA-95 L1–L2)
Native protocol coverage (OPC UA, MQTT, SECS/GEM for semiconductor/electronics, Modbus), PLC/SCADA and historian integration, edge data collection, store-and-forward when the network drops, and depth of fit with your automation brand rather than a generic driver
18%
ERP & Enterprise Integration (ISA-95 L4)
Bidirectional flow of orders, BOMs/recipes, materials, and confirmations with your ERP (especially SAP S/4HANA or Oracle); standards support (ISA-95/B2MML); APIs and event/messaging; and whether master data is shared or re-keyed across the Level 3–Level 4 boundary
17%
Quality, Compliance & Traceability
End-to-end genealogy and forward/backward traceability for recall, electronic records and signatures (FDA 21 CFR Part 11, EU Annex 11), device history records, nonconformance and CAPA handling, audit trails, and validation/qualification support (GAMP 5) for regulated plants
12%
Multi-Site Scalability & Deployment Model
Governed templates and central change distribution across plants, local variation without forking, cloud / on-prem / hybrid and edge options, plant-level resilience if the cloud or WAN is unavailable, and performance at real transaction and device volumes
8%
Operator & Engineer Usability, Extensibility
Shop-floor UX operators will actually use (touch, gloves, kiosks, multilingual), low-code/no-code configuration of work instructions and workflows, who can make changes (vendor vs. your engineers), and analytics/OEE and connected-worker tooling on top

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Quick Facts

eyelit.com
CategoryIndustry Solutions
SubcategoryManufacturing & IoT
Founded1994
HeadquartersHolmdel, New Jersey, United States