mie-solutions Review, Pricing & Features

MIE Trak Pro by MIE Solutions is an ERP built for job shops and manufacturers, covering scheduling, job costing, inventory, and quality management.

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August 7, 2026
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MIE Solutions is a manufacturing ERP company founded in 2007 and headquartered in Santa Ana, California. Its flagship product, MIE Trak Pro, is a cloud-hosted (AWS) or on-premise ERP system purpose-built for job shops, custom fabricators, and manufacturers rather than a generic accounting-first ERP retrofitted for the shop floor.

MIE Trak Pro connects the full order lifecycle in one system: quoting, sales order and work order management (including RFQ, PDF, and EDI intake), advanced production scheduling with capacity planning, job costing with labor and material tracking, inventory management with lot tracking and serialization, purchasing and MRP with demand forecasting, and a quality management module for CPAR tracking and non-conformance documentation. A shop-floor kiosk app and a mobile warehouse app extend the system to time tracking, job progress updates, picking, and receiving on the floor.

Additional modules cover accounting, barcoding, EDI, eCommerce connectivity, CAD conversion, preventive maintenance, product configuration, and project management, with integrations to tools such as QuickBooks, SolidWorks, Paperless Parts, Avalara, HighQA, FedEx, UPS, and EasyPost.

MIE Solutions serves manufacturers in metal fabrication, machining and tooling, aerospace, defense, automotive, electronics, and distribution, and describes its software as running in hundreds of companies worldwide. The company offers implementation and data migration services, dedicated customer support, and remote support access.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Purpose-built for job shops and manufacturers rather than a generic ERP retrofit
  • Covers the full quote-to-cash workflow in one system, including scheduling, job costing, and inventory
  • Advanced production scheduling with capacity planning and real-time schedule adjustments
  • Quality management module for CPAR tracking and non-conformance documentation
  • Shop-floor kiosk and mobile warehouse apps for time tracking, picking, and receiving
  • Both cloud (AWS-hosted) and on-premise deployment options
  • Integrates with QuickBooks, SolidWorks, Paperless Parts, Avalara, and EDI systems

Cons

  • Pricing is not published; buyers must request a custom quote and demo
  • Breadth of modules (scheduling, MRP, QMS, accounting) can mean a longer implementation and onboarding process typical of full-shop ERP systems
  • Best suited to manufacturing/job-shop workflows, so it is not a fit for non-manufacturing businesses

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