Lecron software · Batch automation
BatchMetrics
One system for the batch process, from the schedule to the scale.
Batch plants run on separate systems: HMI, PLC, ERP, inventory, recipe and document management. BatchMetrics ties them together and automates the work between them.
- 01ERPSAP, inventory, LIMS
- 02BatchMetricsscheduling, recipes, dosing
- 03HMI / SCADAoperator screens
- 04PLCcontrols and networking
- 05EquipmentKardex, robots, dosing
01 / Modules
Seven modules, one Foundation
- M02
Scheduler
Schedules and optimizes process orders, with a real-time view of the factory floor.
- M03
Bridge
Connects BatchMetrics to the systems you already run.
- M04
Production WorkBench
On the factory floor: dosing, work queues and inventory retrievals.
- M05
Inventory
Cycle counting, location tracking, reporting and a view of current events.
- M06
Automation Components
Graphical controls that plug into your HMI screens and talk to the Foundation.
- M07
PDA Framework
Production support and inventory work on handheld scanners.
02 / Bridge
Works with what you already run
The Bridge module connects BatchMetrics to your other systems, so orders, recipes and inventory move between them without being typed in twice.
- ERP (SAP)
- Inventory & LIMS
- HMIs & PLCs
- Robots
- Kardex
- Creative & project management
03 / Built for
Flavor, fragrance and beauty care
BatchMetrics grew out of Lecron's work in flavor and fragrance plants, where thousands of ingredients are dosed, mixed and tracked every day. It connects the creative lab, the plant floor, suppliers and customers in one system.
04 / How a project runs
- 01EvaluateIt starts with a look at how your plant runs today: a free 2-day process evaluation.
- 02AdaptBatchMetrics is fitted to your process and your rules, not the other way round.
- 03ConnectLecron engineers connect it to your HMIs, PLCs, ERP and equipment.
- 04SupportThe same team supports it once it runs.
BatchMetrics by Lecron
See it on your process.
Full product details, screenshots and support are on batchmetrics.com. Or talk to the engineers who build it.