FeneVision for Glass Fabricators software

Our goal is not to just sell software, but to become your long-term partner for manufacturing and business excellence, to help bring everything in your business together how it should be. In glass fabrication, it all starts on the factory floor, where FeneVision truly excels - so you can.

Bringing it all together lets you gain control over the chaos of mass custom manufacturing. Giving you instant access to accurate information improves decision-making and customer service. Making it easy to use helps you improve productivity and reduce training costs.

We've used that knowledge and capability to create an advanced manufacturing system that captures data once, and then uses it efficiently everywhere from the front office to the shipping dock and back again. FeneVision helps you "create" time throughout your organization by automating what can be done better by computers and by connecting the process and people that achieve more by working together.

Instead, FeneVision was created and built by manufacturing engineers with a world of experience in process control systems and manufacturing integration - and more than a decade of direct experience in glass and fenestration. Chances are, there's equipment on your floor being run by software written by FeneTech engineers and programmers.

FeneVision is the first glass fabrication system designed from the factory floor up, rather than from the office down. It doesn't try to take command in the front office only to lose its way in the factory. It wasn't dreamed up by some programmer or accountant.

A glass fabrication company can and should be a highly efficient custom manufacturing operation. But most glass companies are being held back on the shop floor - and wherever else work is done on isolated systems, data is entered over and over again or procedures are limited, inadequate and outdated.

How long does it take to schedule and release one day of production? An entire day? Longer? What about last minute changes phoned in by customers? Are you constantly reprinting stacks of paper and running them down to the factory floor?

Even if your systems are connected, how much flexibility does that give you in scheduling production? Some? None? Must you schedule production three days before? Seven days? More?

Everywhere you turn, do you seem to have different systems doing different work? Is each work cell an island unto itself? Can anyone get the equipment and systems in your company to talk to each other? To automatically share data?

Annealed, Monolithic, Heat Strengthened, Tempered, Laminated, Insulated, Notches, Holes, Spacers, Grids, Gas Filling.... so many options. How many times do you reenter the same data to fulfill an order? Once to create a quotation? Again to enter an order? Again at each work cell? Again to create an invoice? How many people do you pay just to do all that reentering?