Guided Execution
Every operator visually follows the right builds and revisions.

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Keep pace with constant engineering revisions and component substitutions. VKS delivers visual assembly guidance, test equipment integration, and automated unit-level eDHRs.
When operators rely on paper instructions, spreadsheet BOMs, and post-assembly quality checks, the result is unverified builds, assembly errors, and traceability gaps that lead to field failures.
Every operator visually follows the right builds and revisions.
Automated ERP/PLM sync ensures operators only see active, engineering-approved revisions.
Log serial data instantly as work happens, eliminating admin overhead.
Every operator visually follows the right builds and revisions.
Automated ERP/PLM sync ensures operators only see active, engineering-approved revisions.
Log serial data instantly as work happens, eliminating admin overhead.

Run VKS as a flexible, human-centric MES for fast-paced electronics assembly, and/or link it directly to your ERP, PLM, and BI stack.
Guide operators through high-mix board assembly with visual steps and inline part verification.
Unit-level history built as each board is assembled.
Update a work instruction in a few clicks, live at every station.
Experienced operators see only the steps they need.
Link smart tools, vision sensors, and Andon lights directly to VKS to provide immediate visual workstation status.

Scan the work order to open the correct product and revision.
Operators follow visual, revision-correct steps for the exact board running.
Connected tools and in-line checks capture readings and lock out-of-spec steps.
Every measurement, check, and verification compiles into the unit's eDHR automatically.
The Access Control and Approval Groups features have minimized the need for other software systems as they allow us to streamline work instruction creation, approval, and accessibility directly through the same platform.

It's been very beneficial to be able to document their whole process, take pictures, and put it into a visual format so that it's easier for our existing staff to use. It really is the best tool we have to share any knowledge in a controlled and visual manner.

Thanks to VKS guidebooks and videos, it is like an expert is always beside the operator. Our workers are more autonomous as a result.


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FAQs
Compliance, deployment and integration questions we hear most from regulated shop floors.
Talk to our teamVKS functions as a human-centric execution system tailored for high-mix PCB and electro mechanical assembly. Instead of relying on static paper binders or unverified spreadsheets, electronics manufacturers use VKS to deliver interactive visual guidance directly to workstation screens. As operators complete board assembly, the platform automatically captures ICT/ATE test readings, component reel scans, and serial data. VKS then compiles a complete, unit-level electronic Device History Record (eDHR) without manual paperwork.
Yes. In electronics, short lifecycles and component shortages mean builds change constantly, and reinventing the process for every change kills throughput. With VKS, you modify a guide in a few clicks, and the current revision goes live at every station instantly after approval. Operators only ever see the correct revision. Adaptive viewing modes let experienced operators move quickly by showing only the steps that changed.
VKS locks BOM controls by syncing directly with your PLM/ERP via API. Before an operator can move forward, VKS prompts a barcode scan of the component lot to validate it against the active engineering BOM and instantly locks the work instructions if an unapproved component is scanned.
Warranty service is guesswork without a precise record of what went into each unit. The reliable approach is to capture a unit-level as-built history at the point of assembly. VKS builds this eDHR automatically, so when a unit returns, you can pull its exact genealogy, isolate the faulty part or step, and repair rather than replace the whole product. This is a major advantage for EMS providers servicing on behalf of their customers.