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Asprova APS vs Vorne XL

Asprova APS

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Vorne XL

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Free trialYesYes
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Web—Yes
WindowsYesYes
API—Yes
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published13
Spec score · Shop Floor Management Software7.9 (#5)7.7 (#7)
Founded19941970
HeadquartersTokyo, JapanItasca, Illinois, USA
IntegrationsAsprova can connect to external relational database tables and CSV files, and the maker says it can integrate with most ERP, production management, MES, shop floor control and legacy systems.Vorne says XL is designed to work with almost any PLC, MES, ERP, or reporting system through its API or third-party integration partners.
PurposeAsprova APS creates production schedules for multiple items and processes, integrating sales, manufacturing, inventory and purchase plans.Vorne XL is a bolt-on smart device that provides automated manufacturing data to operators, engineers, and managers.
SupportThe company says it has sales and support contacts through more than 30 partners and offers free webinars and e-learning content.Vorne provides technical support for installation, configuration, and use by phone, email, and scheduled web meetings.

Plans

Asprova APS

  • Asprova APSPriced on request

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Vorne XL

  • XL810-1 Productivity Appliance$4,490, paid once
  • XL HD+ Productivity Appliance$4,690, paid once
  • XL Touch Productivity Appliance$4,990, paid once

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In their own words

Asprova APS

Asprova APS creates production schedules for factories and manufacturers, integrating sales, manufacturing, inventory, and purchasing plans across multiple items and processes. Its synchronized planning and capacity tools use standard times down to the second and can account for individual machines, molds, and personnel. Planners can create multiple scenarios, adjust parts of an existing plan manually, and reschedule. Charts and graphs show line overloads, delivery delays, and load differences by day, week, or month. Asprova connects to relational database tables and CSV files; users can configure mappings and differential imports and exports. The maker says it can integrate with most ERP, production management, MES, shop floor control, and legacy systems. Optional modules include Sales, Purchasing, KPI, Time Constraint MAX, Resource Lock, Event, and Optimization. The product is paid, with pricing on request; implementation, training, consultation, and integration may add costs. A trial edition can be used with e-learning exercises, but no trial duration is stated. It is self-hosted Windows software. The maker says a maintenance contract is required to upgrade Asprova.

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Vorne XL

Vorne XL is a bolt-on device that provides automated manufacturing data to operators, engineers, and managers. Setup uses one or two sensor inputs and a network connection, without software installation or PLC code changes. Built-in reporting and analytics cover OEE, downtime, cycle time, counts, and production timelines; XL also supports loss analysis, real-time monitoring, and quality tracking. The device is designed to connect with PLC, MES, ERP, and reporting systems through its REST-based API or third-party integration partners. The API is available on devices running software version 2.0 or later, and Vorne recommends an experienced developer for API integration. XL Display Viewer can show live information from multiple networked devices on a desktop, monitor, or television without programming. Listed models cost $4,490 as a one-time purchase for XL810-1, $4,690, paid once for XL HD+, and $4,990, paid once for XL Touch. Vorne says there are no recurring costs. A free 90-day trial is available for qualified manufacturing applications.

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