🏭 Manufacturing
Manufacturing architecture diagram templates
Production orders, quality control, MES/ERP and smart factory systems. Open any template to see the finished diagram, then use it as the starting point for your own in the Studio.
11 templates
Production Order Lifecycle
The states a production order goes through on the shop floor, from release by planning to closure, including material shortages, rework and scrap.
Quality Inspection Workflow
An incoming and in-process quality inspection flow: sampling, measurement against the spec, and what happens to a batch that fails.
Smart Factory (Industry 4.0) Architecture
A connected factory: machines and sensors on the shop floor, an edge layer, MES and ERP, and cloud analytics for OEE and predictive maintenance.
MES–ERP Integration Sequence
How production orders flow from ERP planning to the shop floor MES and how confirmations, goods movements and scrap flow back.
Predictive Maintenance Pipeline
How vibration and temperature data from machines becomes a maintenance work order before the machine fails.
Manufacturing Supply Chain Flow
How materials flow from suppliers to customers in a manufacturing business: purchasing, inbound quality, production, warehousing and distribution.
Bill of Materials Database Schema
A schema for multi-level bills of materials: items, BOM headers and lines, routings and work centres.
Plant Floor OT/IT Network
A segmented plant network following the Purdue model: control devices, supervisory systems, the plant DMZ and the corporate network.
Warehouse Pick, Pack and Ship
How a warehouse fulfils orders: wave planning, picking, packing, labelling and dispatch, with exceptions for short picks.
New Plant Setup Schedule
A high-level schedule for setting up a new manufacturing line: site work, equipment, installation, trials and ramp-up.
Factory Energy Use by Line
Where a factory's electricity goes, from the grid and solar through each production line and utility to the final uses.
More Manufacturing templates are being added regularly.