Navigator

Industry

Industrial components

For manufacturers of pump, valve, compressor, hydraulic and pneumatic components, where machining and assembly end in pressure, leakage and performance testing.

  • Industrial machinery components
  • Pump components
  • Compressor components
  • Hydraulic components
  • Pneumatic components
  • Industrial valve components

Introduction

About the industrial components industry

Industrial component manufacturers produce pump, valve, compressor, hydraulic and pneumatic components and assemblies for process plants, machinery builders and infrastructure projects.

Parts are machined and assembled, then pressure, leakage and performance tested, and many customers expect test certificates with each unit.

Segments

Segments in this industry

Segments

  • Industrial machinery components
  • Pump components
  • Compressor components
  • Hydraulic components
  • Pneumatic components
  • Industrial valve components

Industry requirements

What this industry needs to manage

These are the requirements manufacturers in this industry typically manage. Talk to us about how Navigator’s manufacturing core applies to your process.

    • Machining
    • Assembly
    • Pressure testing
    • Leakage testing
    • Performance testing
    • Serialisation
    • Test certificates

Challenges

Challenges without industry-specific software

What industrial component manufacturers typically face when the business runs on spreadsheets, paper and disconnected tools.

  • Test results and certificates are recorded on paper, separate from the units they prove.
  • Assembly is held up by component shortages discovered too late.
  • Machining and assembly priorities change daily without visibility of delays.
  • Repeat quality issues are fixed on the floor but never traced to root cause.

Generic ERP

Where generic ERP falls short

Generic ERP is built around a clean, linear order-to-invoice flow. These are the gaps that usually push teams back to spreadsheets.

  • Treats testing as a step on paper rather than a recorded result per unit.
  • Offers limited traceability through multi-level assemblies.
  • Plans material without early shortage visibility for assemblies.

Why Navigator

Our USP and key benefits

Navigator is customized to how industrial component manufacturers work, on a manufacturing-first core — engineering, PPC and MRP, purchasing, production, quality, maintenance and finance — shaped by customized ERP work across varied manufacturing segments since 1997. Our no-code development tool, launched in 2020, greatly speeds up that customization, so the system follows your process instead of forcing you into a generic template.

  • Multi-level BOMs and early shortages

    Multi-level BOMs in Navigator - ERP, with MRP, shortage lists and automatic purchase indents in Navigator - PPC.

  • Priorities and delays visible

    Work-order priority, progress and delay tracking in Navigator - PPC.

  • Inspection and root cause

    Inspection plans, final inspection, NCRs and corrective action with root cause in Navigator - QMS.

  • Dispatch traceability

    Order-to-dispatch-to-invoice traceability in Navigator - ERP.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which segments does Navigator cover in industrial components?

Industrial components covers industrial machinery components, pump components, compressor components, hydraulic components, pneumatic components and industrial valve components.

What do industrial components businesses need to manage?

Typical requirements include machining, assembly, pressure testing, leakage testing, performance testing, serialisation and test certificates.

What challenges do industrial component manufacturers face without industry-specific software?

Test results and certificates are recorded on paper, separate from the units they prove. Assembly is held up by component shortages discovered too late. Machining and assembly priorities change daily without visibility of delays. Repeat quality issues are fixed on the floor but never traced to root cause.

Why is generic ERP not enough for industrial component manufacturers?

Treats testing as a step on paper rather than a recorded result per unit. Offers limited traceability through multi-level assemblies. Plans material without early shortage visibility for assemblies.

What are the benefits of Navigator for industrial component manufacturers?

Navigator is customized to how industrial component manufacturers work, on a manufacturing-first core — engineering, PPC and MRP, purchasing, production, quality, maintenance and finance — shaped by customized ERP work across varied manufacturing segments since 1997. Our no-code development tool, launched in 2020, greatly speeds up that customization, so the system follows your process instead of forcing you into a generic template. Key benefits: Multi-level BOMs and early shortages — Multi-level BOMs in Navigator - ERP, with MRP, shortage lists and automatic purchase indents in Navigator - PPC. Priorities and delays visible — Work-order priority, progress and delay tracking in Navigator - PPC. Inspection and root cause — Inspection plans, final inspection, NCRs and corrective action with root cause in Navigator - QMS. Dispatch traceability — Order-to-dispatch-to-invoice traceability in Navigator - ERP.

Which Navigator products are relevant for industrial components?

Products to look at first are Navigator - ERP, Navigator - PPC and Navigator - QMS.

Next step

See Navigator against your own process

Tell us how you manufacture and where planning breaks down. We will walk you through the parts of Navigator that fit.