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Plants, assembly & material flow

From inbound materials to outbound shipments — your plant, live on one map.

Spatial Map Supply Chain is manufacturing digital twin software that maps assembly lines, workstations, racks and docks on a live 3D plant floor and shows production, andon calls, WIP and material flow from your MES and ERP, with OEE and quality reports.

No credit card. Runs in the browser. Pro is $60/month for up to 4 facilities.

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Supply Chain film: “Keep every line supplied” beside the floors of Summit Assembly Plant in 3D
From the Supply Chain film: Summit Assembly Plant live in 3D — RFID WIP carriers on the move, then the inbound and outbound docks.

What gets in the way today

OEE without a floor plan

Line dashboards show percentages, not which station is starving the line.

WIP disappears between stations

Carriers and kits are somewhere on the floor, and finding them stops the line.

Inbound and outbound in separate tools

Dock appointments, raw materials and finished goods never meet on one screen.

Captured in the product

What your supply chain team sees

Stills from the Supply Chain film, made from the product’s demo facilities, and screenshots of the app where the film doesn’t go.

Summit Assembly Plant in 3D, its layers lifted apart: 7 docks, 19 rack rows and 5 forklifts; 351 RFID WIP carriers and 14 readers; the material flow from receiving to shipping; 3 lines, the raw store and finished goods
From the Supply Chain film · Summit Assembly Plant demo
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Lines, stations and racks in 3D

Summit’s assembly lines and workstations report output and andon calls, with raw-material and finished-goods racks and the docks on the same plan — material flows from receiving to stores, kitting, the lines and shipping.

Summit in 3D: a search for the raw materials store shows a lot on hold, traced through the kitting area to Assembly Line 3, marked starved
From the Supply Chain film · Summit Assembly Plant demo
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One held lot, traced to the line

Search a store or a lot and follow it to the line it feeds — here a lot on hold in the raw materials store leaves kitting behind and Line 3 starved.

Summit in 3D: a carrier that skipped the QC station, a degraded QC bench reader and a carrier with a held lot, beside 2,309 reads from 14 readers and reads by station
From the Supply Chain film · Summit Assembly Plant demo
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Every WIP carrier, reader by reader

Readers at each station read the WIP carriers, so a carrier packed without a QC read — or a reader that stops reading — shows up where it happened.

Northgate Electronics in the 3D viewer: the assembly floor and secure store with production lines and live device markers
Northgate Electronics
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Production next to the secure store

At Northgate, production lines sit next to the secure store that feeds them, so component issues and shrink show up beside line output.

A table per production feedSpatial Map
Create new table page with a name field and data kinds Polygon / area, Circle, Marker / POI, Asset (mobile), Camera, Sensor, Shipment, RFID tag and Streaming / batch replay
Create new table page with a name field and data kinds Polygon / area, Circle, Marker / POI, Asset (mobile), Camera, Sensor, Shipment, RFID tag and Streaming / batch replay
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A table per production feed

Production orders, andon events, inspections and WIP tags each get a table with its own write API — or pull from your MES over REST.

Reports from the same tablesSpatial Map
Report builder Basics step for a new report: name, description, facility and the report types Detail, Summary, Editable and History
Report builder Basics step for a new report: name, description, facility and the report types Detail, Summary, Editable and History
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Reports from the same tables

Start a report from any production or quality table — detail, summary, editable or history — then add KPIs, charts and lists, filterable by time window and parameters.

Demo facilities

Supply Chain on 2 real demo facilities

Mapped from real floor plans, with live sensors, RFID, BLE tags and gateways, tables, reports and simulators.

All 13 demo facilities
Summit Assembly Plant in the Spatial Map 3D viewer: assembly lines, workstations and material racks with live production, sensor and forklift markers
Assembly plant

Summit Assembly Plant

2 floors · 24 tables · 20 reports
Northgate Electronics in the Spatial Map 3D viewer: the assembly floor and secure store with security zones, access points, cameras and live device markers
Electronics assembly & secure store

Northgate Electronics — Assembly & Secure Store

2 floors · 24 tables · 20 reports
Reports

Reports built from the same data

Lay a line-performance or quality report out as a document, a grid of widgets or a full-screen map with the site in the middle. Every report exports to PDF, Excel, CSV or JSON.

  • Summit · Line Performance & OEE — Output, availability and OEE per line.
  • Summit · Workstations & Andon — Andon calls and station status.
  • Summit · Quality & Inspection — Inspections and results by quality area.
  • Summit · Raw Materials & Finished Goods — Rack stock on both ends of the line.
  • Summit · Material Flow & Orders — Production orders and material moves.
  • Northgate · Line Output & Component Shrink — Line output beside component issues.
Two Summit reports with KPI tiles, a list and the plant map: the material flow from receiving to shipping, and the docks
From the Supply Chain film · Summit Assembly Plant demo

Connect what you already run

  • MES and ERP data polled from a REST API
  • Andon, inspection and WIP-tag events written into a Table via its write API
  • Dock appointments and production orders as CSV or Excel uploads
  • Utility meters and sensors pulled on a schedule by a Table

Data comes in through REST sources pulled on a schedule, file uploads, and your own tables with a write API — see integrations.

Live in four steps

  1. 01

    Map the plant

    Floor plan, lines, workstations, racks, docks and quality areas.

  2. 02

    Connect production

    Orders, andon calls and WIP reads from your MES and scanners.

  3. 03

    Choose how it looks

    Coloured stations, value badges on lines, live markers for carriers and forklifts.

  4. 04

    Report the flow

    OEE, quality and material-flow reports, shared with read-only links.

Questions supply chain teams ask

No. It does not schedule production or control machines. It shows data from your MES, ERP and scanners on the plant map and builds reports on it.

Yes, if your RFID or BLE system can write reads into a table or expose them over REST. Each carrier shows as a live marker at its last read.

Yes. Each plant is a facility; group them in one solution so its reports and data stay together.

Pro is $60 a month or $600 a year and covers up to 4 facilities per workspace. The 7-day free trial allows up to 5. For larger estates, talk to us about a custom setup.

Docs

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