| Opcenter Execution Process | Batch production processes are supported.[1] [2] | Not documented[1] | The product sheet documents traceability and genealogy of material tracking units, with consumed materials linked to produced goods.[3] | Not documented[1] | Generic ERP integration (no named system)[4] |
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| AVEVA Manufacturing Execution System | AVEVA documents batch-oriented, flexible make-to-order production processes.[5] | Not documented[5] | Tracks transformation of materials into finished products across storage and production locations.[5] | Not documented[5] | Generic ERP integration (no named system)[6] |
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| Proficy Plant Applications | Designed for process, discrete and mixed manufacturers.[7] | Not documented[7] | Production management and tracking supports traceability of individual products through every step of manufacturing.[7] | Quality Management includes support for 21 CFR Part 11.[7] | A GE Vernova customer case documents Plant Applications exchanging inventory, bill-of-materials, customer-specification, and production-order data with SAP.[8] |
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| DeltaV Manufacturing Execution System | DeltaV MES provides digital batch record execution for life sciences manufacturing.[9] | DeltaV MES digitizes batch records and guides operators through execution workflows.[9] | DeltaV MES Material Management documents audit-ready lot and container genealogy with complete traceability.[10] | Emerson documents support for 21 CFR Part 11 and EU Annex 11 environments.[9] | Emerson documents SAP integration and identifies the data exchanged between ERP and MES.[9] |
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| Körber PAS-X MES | PAS-X MES digitalizes batch recipes and production schedules for pharma manufacturing.[11] | PAS-X MES records batch execution through electronic batch records and guided workflows.[11] | Not documented[12] | Körber documents GxP-ready architectures across deployment models for regulated pharma manufacturing.[13] | PAS-X documents pre-configured SAP ERP interfaces for automated order execution.[14] |
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| SAP Digital Manufacturing | SAP Digital Manufacturing documents both discrete and process order execution, including batch execution.[15] | SAP Digital Manufacturing supports electronic batch records for completed orders, with production records, attachments, and multi-step review.[15] | SAP documents shop-floor component assembly and removal, assembly data capture, and production genealogy for serialized products and batches.[15] | SAP describes Digital Manufacturing as GxP capable, provides a Quality Requirement Schedule and qualification documentation, and explicitly says it is not 21 CFR Part 11 certified.[16] | SAP ERP and SAP S/4HANA integrate with inbound production data and outbound goods, quantity, activity, batch, and inspection confirmations.[17] |
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| Infor MES | Infor MES can be configured for continuous, batch/semi-continuous, and discrete production.[18] | The Workflow module creates an Electronic Batch Record report when the production workflow is completed.[19] | Production-run data includes traceability of consumed materials and created lots.[18] | Not documented[20] | Generic ERP integration (no named system)[21] |
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