No figure on this page is a surprise later: the quotation carries exactly these parts, with the numbers for your plant.
A plant visit and one machine or station connected. You watch your own data in MOS. Nothing is quoted until you have seen it.
Covers every module you use at that plant, updates, support under AMC and new modules as they are released. Users are not counted.
Connecting your machines, benches, scanners and cameras; modelling your line, stations, rules and reports; training your people.
Gateway, plant server or your own VM, meters, scanners, cameras, RFID readers, GPU machine for the AI modules — itemised, at cost.
Anything built for your plant beyond the modules is quoted in man-days, with the people and the days stated.
Remote support, on-site visits when needed, fixes and updates. See Support & AMC for what a fix looks like.
No. Per plant, per year. Operators, supervisors, maintenance and management all sign in under the same licence.
No. The licence lists the modules at the plant; add the next one when you are ready.
No. It is how both sides see whether MOS fits before a quotation is written.
Yes — that is how every MOS plant started. One machine, then the line, then the plant.
It is quoted in man-days and built on the same platform. When it is done it becomes a module, and the next plant gets it.
Tell us about your plant and what you want to see. We visit, connect one machine or station, and you watch your own data in MOS before anything is quoted.