Standardize
Create reusable operations with images, parameters, PPE, frequencies and responsibilities.
MANUFACTURING WORK INSTRUCTION SOFTWARE
Every change.
Under control.
Fabrynt keeps every manufacturing instruction consistent and controlled as products, processes and standards evolve.
✦FABRYNT AI · ASK, COMPARE AND VERIFY YOUR INSTRUCTIONS
ModularAuditableControlled document AIPilot-ready
MONDAY · OPERATING SYSTEM
Good morning, Fabio
Standards, ownership and revisions are under control.
3 activities need attentionOpen queue →
OPERATIONS128Shared library
INSTRUCTIONS4642 effective
TO REVIEW3Open impact
Recent changes
✓WI-018 approvedTraining assigned automatically
↻OP-014 updated3 instructions impacted
IMPACT ANALYSIS3 linked instructionsNew draft revisions
Controlled revisionComplete traceability
FABRYNT IN 44 SECONDS
One change. Everything stays connected.
From an updated standard to every affected instruction, shop floor verification and answers from AI.
Read the video transcript
It takes one change: your instructions need to keep up. In this example, the tightening torque for operation OP-014 changes from 22 to 25 Nm. Fabrynt lets you update a reusable standard operation and identifies the three affected instructions: WI-001, WI-018 and WI-044. New revisions start as drafts and are published after the approval workflow. On the shop floor, paper copy WI-018 is verified against the current revision using its SHA-256 cryptographic fingerprint. Fabrynt AI, shown in demo, answers a question about what changed and cites the document, revision and operation. Fabrynt keeps every manufacturing instruction consistent and under control as products, processes and standards evolve. The video contains instrumental music with wordless choir and no narration.
When a process changes, the problem is not updating one document.
01 Which instructions are impacted?02 Who must approve the change?03 Who needs training?
FROM CHANGE TO EVIDENCE
A chain of control.
Not a folder of PDFs.
Fabrynt turns every change into a visible, verifiable process assigned to the right people.
Identify impact
When a standard changes, Fabrynt immediately shows every affected instruction.
Approve and publish
Different workflows for Quality, Production, HSE, Logistics and every document category.
Train and prove
Training campaigns, signature records and evidence ready for audits and reviews.
AN OPERATING SYSTEM FOR INSTRUCTIONS
Modular knowledge.
Real document control.
From the operating library to training, everything stays linked to the correct revision.
OPERATING LIBRARY
Build once. Reuse everywhere.
Assemble instructions from controlled standard operations or add document-specific steps valid for one instruction only.
OP-014Serraggio vite M825 Nm
+OP-027Visual inspectionQuality
→WI-018Caliper assemblyREV. 6
Turn instructions into queryable knowledge
The AI assistant answers only from authorized company sources, cites the exact document and revision, compares changes and prepares multilingual responses. Every answer remains verifiable and each company's data stays rigorously isolated.
Q&AREVISION DIFFSOURCESMULTILINGUAL
✦Verified answerWI-018 · Rev. 6 · approved source
Visible dependencies
Every operation shows where it is used. Updates create draft revisions, never uncontrolled publications.
OPWIWIWI
Configurable roles and workflows
View and edit permissions by department, category, plant and approval stage.
Industrial EngineeringQualityProduction
Professional, immutable PDFs
Category-specific layouts, sealed revisions, digital fingerprints and an archive of obsolete versions.
WI-018REV. 06
From revision to people
Recipients by department and role, badge or graphical signatures, and electronic or digitized paper records.
8 / 10 trained
Ready to connect with your MES
Protected APIs and controlled technical access make approved instructions and attachments available to enterprise systems.
MESAPIFabrynt
BUILT FOR THE REAL FACTORY
Lighter than a QMS.
More controlled than Word.
Fabrynt fits into your existing process without requiring an immediate replacement of ERP, MES or quality tools.
SECURITY AND CONTINUITY
Industrial data deserves industrial controls.
Tenant isolation, configurable MFA, protected sessions, encrypted verified backups, validated attachments and a complete activity log.
Request the security brief →MFAProtected accessAUDITTracked activityBACKUPIndependent copyTENANTIsolated data
FABRYNT CONTROLLED PILOT
Start with one department.
Measure one outcome.
An assisted 8-week program to validate Fabrynt with real instructions, a focused scope and success criteria agreed before starting.
Evaluate your pilot →STARTING SCOPE
- 01 One company and one plant
- 02 One document category
- 03 30–50 standard operations
- 04 10–20 real instructions
- 05 Configured workflows, PDFs and training
- 06 Final before/after report
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Fabrynt, in brief.
Answers to the most common questions about digital manufacturing instruction management.
What is Fabrynt?
Fabrynt is web software for creating work instructions from reusable standard operations, controlling revisions, and managing approvals and workforce training.
What happens when a standard operation changes?
The system identifies every affected instruction and creates new draft revisions. Documents are published only after the company's configured approval workflow.
Does Fabrynt replace MES, ERP or QMS?
No. It can be introduced in one department without replacing existing systems and can expose approved instructions and attachments through protected APIs.
How does Fabrynt use AI?
Fabrynt AI, currently in demo, answers only from authorized instructions, displays its sources, compares revisions and preserves strict data separation between companies.
How does the Controlled Pilot work?
The pilot runs for 8 weeks and starts with a controlled scope: one plant, one document category and a sample of real instructions with before-and-after measurements.
EVERY OPERATION, CONNECTED
When a standard changes,
you already know what comes next.
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