Downtime costs real money
When a workstation at the line dies, you lose output, not just comfort. Response times built for offices do not work for plants.
FNLY IT - Manufacturing and Industrial
For plants, shops, and industrial suppliers across Southern California: IT that understands downtime has a price per hour. Office and shop floor, one partner, one flat monthly rate.
Sound familiar?
When a workstation at the line dies, you lose output, not just comfort. Response times built for offices do not work for plants.
Your ERP or MRP runs the company, but no one manages the server it lives on, its backups, or its updates.
Controllers and terminals that cannot be replaced, running systems that cannot be patched. They need isolation, not wishful thinking.
Two vendors, two contracts, one outage. Everyone points at the other side while the line waits.
One password for the whole shift. Nobody knows who did what, and offboarding a worker changes nothing.
The server room backup ran for years. Nobody ever tested whether a restore actually brings the plant back.
What we take over
Fair questions
We come from German industrial IT culture: documentation, change discipline, and respect for machines that must not be touched casually. We plan changes around your production schedule, not ours.
Usually not. Machines that cannot be upgraded get isolated network segments and monitored access. Replacing a working controller is a business decision, not an IT reflex.
From $175 per user per month for office users; shop floor terminals and machines are priced as devices, not users. The free assessment gives you an exact number.
Next step
Tell us how your production works and where IT hurts. From $175 per user per month, free initial assessment, and documentation that belongs to you.