MORE MX

Overview

MORE MX is production coordination software that connects materials planning, finite-capacity scheduling, and shop-floor feedback. It is best suited to make-to-order manufacturers whose production and inventory decisions draw on an EXO system. Its planning scope is substantial, but the EXO orientation and custom pricing make it a less natural fit for buyers seeking a clearly priced, standalone tool.

Key features

Materials planning weighs stock, sales orders, purchase orders, multi-level bills of materials, and production already underway to suggest what to make or buy. Bringing these inputs together can help planners spot material needs across a job; the recommendations are only as useful as the underlying records.

Workcenter scheduling prioritizes workload, applies finite-capacity limits, forecasts deliveries, and supports drag-and-drop what-if changes. That combination helps planners assess the consequences of schedule changes against real constraints. The system also accounts for material, machine, and labor constraints and supports scenario planning.

The capacity calendar can reflect variable shifts, rosters, holidays, maintenance downtime, start times, and breaks. This gives capacity planning room to account for the working calendar instead of treating every hour as available. Factory screens collect job times and QA data in real time on touchscreens or standard PC terminals, while barcode-driven workflows connect production activity with the platform. Together, these tools cover planning and factory feedback, which is useful for operations that want both in the same workflow.

MORE MX is described as a window into an EXO system, evaluating EXO production and inventory data. That makes it a stronger candidate for manufacturers already working with EXO than for those looking for an ERP-independent planning layer.

Pricing

MORE MX has custom pricing, with a free demo available on request. The demo gives prospective buyers a way to assess fit before committing, but the absence of a published price means teams will need to contact sales to understand the cost. No lower-priced or free production tier is offered.

Platforms

MORE MX supports Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows, web, API, extension, and self-hosted deployments. That breadth gives organizations several ways to approach access and deployment, though the best configuration will depend on their production environment.

Who it's for

MORE MX is aimed at make-to-order manufacturers that need to coordinate materials, constrained workcenter schedules, and factory feedback. It is especially relevant when the operation uses EXO production and inventory data. Buyers who need a standalone system without that EXO connection, or who require public pricing to compare costs, should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Materials planning weighs stock, orders, bills of materials, and ongoing production to guide make-or-buy quantities.
• Pros: Finite-capacity scheduling incorporates material, machine, and labor constraints and supports scenario changes.
• Pros: Real-time job-time and QA collection, plus barcode workflows, connect planning with shop-floor activity.
• Cons: Custom pricing requires a sales conversation before buyers can compare costs.
• Cons: Its EXO data connection makes it a less direct fit for manufacturers seeking an ERP-independent planning tool.

Alternatives

Advanced Planning and Scheduling Software is the broader category to explore when you want to compare planning tools across the market.

frePPLe is worth considering for teams seeking a free open-source edition, or a cloud option with a stated six-scenario limit.

Phoenix APS offers a free beta evaluation for temporary assessment, but its evaluation license is not for production use.

GE Vernova Proficy Plant Applications may suit organizations looking for hosted or on-premises options across process, discrete, and mixed manufacturing.

MDsyncNET is another paid option for buyers comparing production software.

NETVIBES may be a better fit for teams looking for an enterprise data science product with a free plan and trial.

Accevo APS offers perpetual on-premises licensing with full software ownership, or a subscription license, for buyers who prefer those licensing models.

Asprova APS is a Windows and self-hosted option with a free trial; package and implementation costs may require a distributor quote.

Bluemingo Production Planning & Scheduling is another paid web-based planning and scheduling option.

Verdict

Choose MORE MX if your make-to-order operation needs materials planning tied to finite-capacity schedules and shop-floor updates, particularly when EXO data is central to production decisions. Its main advantage is the span from material recommendations through scheduling to factory feedback. Look elsewhere if you need a standalone planning system or want to compare published prices before contacting sales.