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Manufacturing workflow

Generated documents your shop floor can work from

Harnessora generates the documents a wire harness shop needs to build: the wire cut list for preparation, the formboard for assembly, and on-screen digital work instructions for the step-by-step. All generated from the same drawing the estimator quoted from.

Handoffs, supported

In a contract manufacturing shop, information changes hands many times before a harness ships. Harnessora supports those handoffs by generating each downstream document from the same drawing, so the shop floor and the estimator are working from the same engineering facts.

Drawing → Digital work instructions

The on-screen work instructions walk the operator through assembly on the formboard, step by step, generated from the drawing rather than hand-copied from a print.

Drawing → Instant quote

The instant quote uses drawing-derived component and wire information, so the estimator starts from the same engineering facts the shop will build from.

Drawing → BOM

The BOM lists what the harness is made of. The estimator works from it, and the production manager can see the component picture at a glance.

Drawing → Formboard

The formboard lays the harness out at full size, so the shop floor builds against the drawn geometry.

Drawing → Cut list

The wire cut list tells wire preparation exactly what to cut — every wire, its identifier, and its length from the drawing.

What this is not

This is not a complete ERP, MES, or scheduling system, and this site does not claim those capabilities. Harnessora generates manufacturing documents from the harness drawing; how your shop schedules, tracks, and manages production remains your systems and your people.

See each output

See Harnessora generate every output from one drawing

Request a demo and watch a single harness drawing produce the digital work instructions, the instant quote, the BOM, the formboard, and the wire cut list.