Fast and Controlled Rollout
The current configured work instructions go live at every station instantly.

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Put expert guidance on every machine you build and service. VKS standardizes complex builds with visual instructions and complete unit traceability.
When builds rely on paper travelers and tribal knowledge, configuration errors compound across the floor and compromise the unit's final as-built record.
The current configured work instructions go live at every station instantly.
Each build displays only the precise steps required for that exact unit.
A complete unit-level digital record follows the machine from initial assembly through every lifecycle milestone.
The current configured work instructions go live at every station instantly.
Each build displays only the precise steps required for that exact unit.
A complete unit-level digital record follows the machine from initial assembly through every lifecycle milestone.

Power your industrial processes with VKS to ensure consistency and traceability. Integrate it with your ERP, PLM, and BI tools to capture plant-wide operational intelligence.
New builds and revisions live at every station in a few clicks.
Each build shows only the steps for that exact unit.
Guided FAT/SAT with sign-off captured against the unit.
Guided maintenance and repair on equipment you use and build.
One as-built record, from first build through every service.

A new engineering release, revision, or custom order triggers a guide creation or instruction update.
Attach high-level drawings and CAD links for custom builds, or use modular templates for detailed step-by-step guides.
Layer in automated time-tracking, mandatory QC sign-offs, and Andon alerts directly over the drawing or steps.
Approved guidebooks go live instantly at every station, ensuring operators always work from the active release.
With VKS, we have a clear set of 20 processes for our heavy-duty unit. This cut down our production time for that particular unit by approximately 75%. Whenever our higher-ups come to our facility, VKS is one of the things we show off the most.

VKS is a great program to use. There are a lot of opportunities, and after four years I still don't think I have found them all.

We've been connecting more data points between VKS and our ERP, which helps us streamline what we see, reduce non-conformances, and improve line efficiency.


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FAQs
Compliance, deployment and integration questions we hear most from regulated shop floors.
Talk to our teamVKS serves as the central digital execution framework for complex, long-cycle equipment assembly. Instead of forcing technicians to navigate stacks of paper engineering drawings and physical travelers, VKS delivers mobile, interactive, configuration-specific visual guidance directly to the shop floor. It tracks multi-week build stages, captures critical torque values and sensor logs, and maintains an unbroken digital record from initial assembly through factory acceptance testing (FAT).
Yes. By scanning a work order, VKS dynamically serves only the specific visual steps, subcomponents, and torque specs required for that machine configuration, allowing teams to deploy new custom workflows in hours rather than weeks.
Yes. Built with real shop-floor operations in mind, VKS guides workers step-by-step through Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and final machine inspections without the heavy custom code of external consultants required by legacy MES software. Workers simply scan a work order or machine serial number to load the exact testing steps, log live sensor or PLC data, capture inspection photos, and complete required sign-offs. This gives quality teams real-time visibility and auto-compiles a clean, verified testing record before the machine ever leaves the plant.
VKS allows authors to attach high-resolution CAD files, wiring diagrams, and visual markups directly to specific build steps. When an engineering update occurs, VKS applies the new drawing or procedure to the active work order instantly, ensuring technicians never assemble a machine using outdated blueprints.