Define one product family
Bring the options, limits, component references and calculations your product expert already approves.
MANUFACTURING PRODUCT CONFIGURATION
Give every configured order a clear definition of what to make. Bring your product rules, component tables and manufacturing requirements together in one reviewed specification.
No payment. Start with your workflow.
FS / EXAMPLE 01
1,799 mm does not exceed the threshold. The example specifies two brackets.
Illustrative values only. Not engineering instructions or a production calculation.
Try the boundary. See which requirement changes.
For manufacturers making repeatable products in different sizes, finishes and options.
FROM KNOWLEDGE TO A WORKING PROCESS
When product knowledge is spread across spreadsheets, code and experienced people, each variation adds another decision. FactorySpec gives that knowledge a structured home, so the same approved inputs lead to the same requirements.
Bring the options, limits, component references and calculations your product expert already approves.
Review valid orders, boundary dimensions and incompatible choices against independently expected results.
Resolve the approved requirements for each order and hand the result to your existing factory systems.
THE SERVICE
Define available choices, permitted combinations and the measurements needed before an order can proceed.
Turn an approved product definition into the component references and quantities required for the configured unit.
Apply your approved deductions and calculations with explicit units and rounding rules.
Use SmartFACT to help draft supported conditions in plain English, then inspect the interpretation before approval.
Retain the inputs and approved model version behind a specification so later questions have a clear starting point.
Start with an agreed data exchange and a focused product family. Integration scope is confirmed during onboarding.
SMARTFACT, WITH HUMAN REVIEW
Describe a condition in familiar language. SmartFACT helps prepare a structured proposal using the fields your product model supports. Your expert checks the examples and approves the release. Ordinary order processing uses the approved rules.
How configuration works“For the Classic range, use three brackets when the finished width is greater than 1,800 mm. Otherwise use two.”
Approved content. Known fields. A version you can return to.
IS IT A FIT?
BEFORE YOU START
Tell us about one workflow you want to improve. We review the fit, agree an evaluation and confirm the supported scope and onboarding arrangements with you. Requesting access is free and does not create an instant production account.
Pricing, implementation work and support arrangements are agreed before you commit. There is no payment to make through this website.
Your product expert supplies the approved engineering knowledge. AI assists with expressing supported conditions; it does not establish whether an unfamiliar design is safe or manufacturable.
Yes. An initial evaluation can focus on producing an agreed specification for an existing system. Native connector availability and data contracts are confirmed for your integration.
ConfigSheets maintains reviewed reference tables and mappings. FactorySpec owns the product meaning: which choices are valid and how components and manufacturing requirements are calculated.
A proposed change needs review against expected examples before adoption. The service is designed to retain the version used for an issued specification rather than silently changing its history.
A PRACTICAL STARTING POINT
Give dimensions and options a clear path to the requirements your factory needs.
02Prepare a rule change, check its meaning and retain the version used in production.
03Keep the product expertise. Make the inputs, tables and calculations easier to maintain.
EARLY ACCESS
Tell us about one product family and the outputs your factory needs. We will discuss a focused early-access evaluation.
Start with your workflow. No payment.
THE SMARTFACT SUITE
Free utilities and focused services for the information and decisions behind factory work.
See the text and key events your keyboard scanner sends. Compare them with the value you expected.
Test a scannerPrint a known PDF, measure its reference marks and compare scans from the printed codes.
Check a printCreate 100 × 50 mm bin and rack cards with Code 128 or QR, from one record or a CSV.
Make bin cardsExplore controlled production labelling, with label rules, reviewed output and print history.
Explore LabelsCheck the components for each configured kit, with barcode checks and a record of what was checked.
Explore KitProofGive each unit the approved instructions for its configuration, with a record of the steps completed.
Explore WorkStepsTurn dimensions and product options into reviewed manufacturing specifications and component requirements.
Request early accessMaintain and check private mappings and reference tables, then release approved versions to your connected systems.
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