Eyelit Technologies offers integrated SIOP, APS, and MES software to help complex manufacturers plan, schedule, and execute production with AI-driven insights.
Category
ERP & Business Management
Pricing
Eyelit does not publish pricing on its website; the company states it offers transparent pricing with no hidden costs, but exact plans and starting price are not publicly disclosed and require contacting sales for a quote.
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August 6, 2026
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Eyelit Technologies provides integrated software for manufacturing and multi-factory supply chain operations, built around three core modules: SIOP (Sales, Inventory and Operations Planning) for aligning demand with supply, APS (Advanced Planning and Scheduling) which uses AI and optimization algorithms to build efficient production schedules, and MES (Manufacturing Execution System) for real-time, predictive visibility into production performance. Its newest release adds "Agent EyeQ," an agentic AI layer for prescriptive recommendations and transparent forecasting. Eyelit targets complex manufacturing environments such as semiconductor, automotive, medical device, aerospace & defense, and battery & solar producers, and lists customers including Microchip, Raytheon, TSMC, and Stryker. The platform can be deployed in the cloud, on-premises, or as a hybrid, and is built to integrate with ERP, SCM, CRM, and PLM systems already in use on the factory floor.
Key Features
SIOP (Sales, Inventory and Operations Planning) — Real-time collaboration and intelligent decision support to align demand with supply across the business.
APS (Advanced Planning and Scheduling) — Uses AI and optimization algorithms to build efficient, achievable production schedules.
MES (Manufacturing Execution System) — Delivers real-time, predictive insights into production performance for proactive shop-floor decision-making.
Agent EyeQ (agentic AI) — Agentic AI layer introduced in the latest release that provides prescriptive recommendations and transparent forecasting across planning and scheduling.
Flexible deployment — Supports cloud, on-premises, or hybrid deployment models to fit a manufacturer's existing IT environment.
Enterprise system integration — Built to integrate with ERP systems and exchange data with SCM, CRM, and PLM platforms.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Covers the full planning-to-execution stack (SIOP, APS, MES) in one integrated suite rather than requiring separate point solutions
Purpose-built for complex, regulated manufacturing verticals like semiconductor, aerospace & defense, and medical device
Flexible deployment: cloud, on-premises, or hybrid to fit existing factory IT environments
Established enterprise customer base including large industrial and aerospace manufacturers
Cons
No public pricing is disclosed, so buyers must go through a sales process to get a quote
Enterprise-oriented feature set and deployment options suggest a longer implementation cycle than lightweight point tools
Primarily suited to manufacturing operations, offering limited value outside that vertical