How KonstanTrack fits alongside your existing systems
No logo wall. This page sets out which system owns what, how data moves, and what we will not pretend to have built.
The honest position
KonstanTrack is designed to sit alongside the systems you already run. Today that means clean boundaries and data you can get in and out — structured import of BOM and job data, and full export of your own records — rather than a catalogue of named connectors.
Which system owns what
| System | Its job | KonstanTrack’s job |
|---|---|---|
| ERP / MRP | Orders, purchasing, stock, invoicing, enterprise planning. | What is happening to each panel on the floor, right now, and what it took to build it. |
| CAD / EPLAN | Schematics, single-line diagrams, GA drawings, 3D panel layout, the engineering design itself. | Which revision was released, who is building to it, and proof the panel matches it. |
| Spreadsheets / whiteboards | Whatever the shop invented to survive — job lists, kit sheets, a wall planner. | The same information, but enforced, shared, time-stamped and impossible to lose. |
Why there is no connector logo wall
We do not publish a list of certified ERP or CAD connectors, because we would rather tell you what exists than what is planned. If a specific system has to exchange data with KonstanTrack, raise it in the quote and we will tell you honestly whether it is in scope, custom work, or not something we would take on.
A logo wall on a software site usually means one of three things: a certified, supported connector; a CSV export somebody once ran; or a conversation with that vendor’s sales team. Buyers cannot tell which from the logo, so we have left the wall off.
Data in, data out
- In: structured import of job and BOM data, so you are not typing a bill of materials twice.
- Documents: the released drawing set is attached to the job with its revision recorded.
- Out: full export of your own project, build, quality and handover records, on request, at any point.
- Anything else: scoped and quoted as custom work, or declined. Not implied.
The product boundary in full
| What KonstanTrack does | What it doesn’t |
|---|---|
| Controls the build workflow — stages, hold points, approvals and sign-off on every job. | Does not run enterprise planning, MRP runs or capacity scheduling across the business. |
| Tracks BOM readiness against each panel job so the floor knows what is ready to build. | Does not do purchasing, supplier accounts, stock valuation or inventory accounting. |
| Holds the released design, drawing revision and issue state against the job. | Does not create schematics, single-line diagrams or 3D panel layouts — that stays in your CAD/EPLAN tool. |
| Captures inspection, test and NCR records as the build happens, with a full audit trail. | Does not certify an assembly, verify a design, or discharge your duties under BS EN IEC 61439 or BS 7671. |
| Assembles the FAT and handover pack from evidence already captured against the job. | Does not replace your test equipment, test procedures or the competent person signing them. |
| Gives one live status view per job for the office, the floor and the customer update. | Does not do invoicing, payroll, nominal ledger or any accounting function. |
Common questions
Does KonstanTrack integrate with our ERP?
We do not publish a list of certified ERP connectors, because we would rather describe what exists than what is planned. KonstanTrack supports structured import of job and BOM data and full export of your own records. If a specific exchange is essential to you, raise it in the quote and we will tell you honestly whether it is in scope, custom work, or not something we would take on.
Does it read our EPLAN or CAD files?
No. The released drawing set is attached to the job as a document with its revision recorded, so the floor works to a known version. KonstanTrack does not parse EPLAN project files or native CAD data structures.
Can we get our data out?
Yes. Full export is available and your data is yours. That is the integration guarantee we are prepared to make in writing.
Is there an API?
Ask in the quote conversation. We would rather scope a specific exchange you actually need than publish an API surface as a marketing claim.
Got a system that has to exchange data?
Name it in the quote request. You will get a straight answer about whether it is in scope, custom work, or something we would decline.
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