One manufacturing system from product configuration to factory execution

The same product structure moves from engineering into production instead of being rebuilt in separate systems — configure, engineer, plan, execute and trace, all from one workspace.

Try the live 3D furniture studio

Your customers design the product themselves, see the price and send a specified request — straight into your quotes.

Robotics Studio

A robot welds your part — before the cell exists

See the FAIRINO FR20 laser-weld four seams in a 3D cell: every pose is solved, and reach, orientation and collisions are checked before anything is built.

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steps — configure to trace, one workflow
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product structure, from CAD to shop floor
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spreadsheets to keep BOMs in sync

From product definition to a traceable unit

Purpose-built for makers of furniture, metal fabrication and custom products — not adapted from a generic ERP.

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Product definition

Catalog, variants and customer demand in one place — the structure every later step reads from.

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Engineering BOM

Parametric 3D models with released design and source documents — every part, panel and drawing generated automatically.

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Production orders

Customer demand converted into an executable order with the exact units and materials it needs.

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Materials & units

Unit quantities, reservations and shortages tracked live — know what is short before it stops the line.

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Quality & traceability

Inspections, defects, non-conformities and rework tracked from one panel — every finished unit stays traceable back to its BOM.

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Shop floor & scheduling

Operations, capabilities and work centres planned by capacity, dates and bottlenecks — not guesswork.

Questions from manufacturers

Does this replace our CAD software?+
Oprela includes its own parametric CAD engine — model directly in it, or import a STEP file and link it to a configuration without replacing your existing design work.
Can the BOM stay in sync as a design changes?+
Yes — the engineering BOM regenerates from the parametric model, so a dimension change propagates to parts, drawings and the production BOM instead of needing a manual spreadsheet update.
Does it handle both custom and repeat production?+
Both — one-off configurations get their own traceable BOM, and repeat products reuse the same engineering structure across orders.
What about quality and non-conformities?+
Inspections, defects, NCRs and rework are tracked against the same production order and unit, so a quality issue is never disconnected from what was actually built.

Take your production digital this week

Your 14-day free trial includes engineering BOM, production orders and quality control.