Plant directors running ERPNext have the raw data — Work Orders, Job Cards, Stock Entries, Delivery Notes and Quality Inspections all sit in the database — but no single screen that turns it into decisions. ERPNext ships a generic Dashboard, Number Cards and Dashboard Charts, but out of the box there is no OEE calculation, no scrap-rate trend, no WIP aging, and no shift-versus-shift comparison. Executives end up exporting to spreadsheets every Monday, and by the time a bad trend is visible the batch has already shipped. This is where ERPNext native runs out of road: OEE (availability × performance × quality) is not a stored field, schedule adherence has to be derived from planned versus actual Work Order dates, and rework cost lives across Stock Entry and Job Card records that no standard report joins.

ECOSIRE builds a proper Frappe app — a versioned module installed on your bench, not a pile of manual chart configs — that ships the cockpit as code. We add lightweight computed DocTypes (for example a Manufacturing KPI Snapshot) populated by scheduler_events (hourly and daily hooks in hooks.py) plus on_submit/on_cancel doc events on Work Order, Job Card and Stock Entry, so OEE, throughput, scrap quantity, first-pass yield and WIP value are calculated server-side and stored, not recomputed live on every page load. On top of that data layer we assemble Frappe Dashboard Charts, Number Cards and a purpose-built cockpit workspace: a plant-level executive view and drill-down supervisor views for work centers, shifts and operators. Heavy aggregations are exposed through @frappe.whitelist() server methods and the standard Frappe REST API, so the same KPIs can feed a wall-mounted TV, a mobile view, or an external BI tool. Client Scripts add the interactive filters (date range, work center, item group) and role-aware defaults.

Access is governed by ERPNext permissions and Role Profiles — a Plant Director sees company-wide rollups while a Shift Supervisor is scoped to their work centers — with all logic driven by roles and permission queries rather than hard-coded user checks. Everything targets ERPNext / Frappe v15 and v16, follows Frappe app conventions (fixtures for the dashboards and number cards so they install cleanly), and is delivered as a git repository you own.

Because this is build-to-order, nothing is a black-box download. We start with a short scoping call to confirm which KPIs matter to your plant, your shift model, and how OEE should be defined for your equipment. You approve a written scope, we build against a staging copy of your ERPNext, you sign off during UAT, and then we install on production with a rollback plan. Typical delivery is one working week from confirmed scope, and every deployment includes a training session, documentation, a post-go-live support window, and full handover of the source repository.