Sepasoft MES vs Statii

Sepasoft MES controls, tracks, and documents the conversion of raw materials into finished goods in real time. Its modules address OEE and downtime, batch procedures, traceability, statistical process control, settings and changeovers, and business connectivity. Listed capabilities include work order and quality management, lot and serial traceability, shop-floor data capture, and real-time dashboards. The Business Connector links MES to ERP and other higher-level systems, while Web Services supports REST and SOAP. The Interface for SAP ERP provides native, bidirectional connectivity to on-premises SAP systems without additional middleware. MES Enterprise Central Server aggregates data from site-level systems for enterprise reporting and analysis. Sepasoft describes its site license as covering unlimited lines, machines, and users. The modules require Inductive Automation’s Ignition Platform; full visualization can use Ignition Vision or Perspective, although Batch Procedure is listed as compatible with Perspective but not Vision. An unlicensed module runs in demo mode for two hours at a time, and the demo can be restarted. Deployment is hybrid, and supported environments include API, Linux, self-hosted, web, and Windows.

Statii is cloud MRP software for small to medium make-to-order manufacturers. Its order management covers quotations, purchase and sales orders, delivery notes, works orders, and invoices. Inventory tools support make-to-order and buy-to-order workflows, stock locations, and automated stock levels. Production scheduling offers drag-and-drop planning, automatic job sequencing, operation dependencies, and resource capacity planning. Shop-floor users can clock into jobs on a tablet, PC, or touchscreen to record labor and job progress. Quality tools create non-conformity reports, attach evidence, track costs, and generate replacement purchase orders or rework orders. Statii integrates with Xero, Sage, and QuickBooks to sync invoices, purchase orders, and payment updates. It runs on the web, Android, and iOS. Pricing starts at £8.50/user/mo, and the complete system is available for a 14-day free trial without a credit card. Subscriptions include unlimited phone and screen-sharing support, system upgrades, and new feature developments at no additional fee.