Workstations
Built around the work, not a software template.
Each Subfox workstation follows your process flow and the people who use it, so the system makes the work easier to run.
Start where the evidence is needed.
Cutting and machining
Put instructions, checks and job information where the work is carried out, with a record created as the task moves forward.
Quality control
Capture measurements and quality checks at the source instead of translating paper into a report later.
Maintenance and process steps
Bring routine tasks and the evidence around them into one practical system that matches the floor.
Shop-floor setup
Fits your floor. No proprietary hardware.
Subfox runs in a web browser. Choose off-the-shelf equipment that suits each station, without being locked into hardware from us.
Hardware you choose.
A sealed rugged tablet suits most stations. For the harshest spots, choose a fully rugged fanless unit. Buy it off the shelf, from the supplier you prefer.
Wi-Fi, without Ethernet at each station.
Stations connect over Wi-Fi, so you do not need to run Ethernet wiring to every screen. If a corner of the shop has weak coverage, an additional access point will usually help.
Ready for oil, coolant and dust.
We use fanless, sealed hardware rated IP65 or higher and mount screens outside the spray zone. If a screen fails, replace the device without losing your records: the data is stored centrally, not on the screen.
Your data. Backed up in the US.
You own all of your data. It is hosted on two servers in separate US locations, with a full backup at the second location if one site goes down.
How rollout works
Make one station work well, then build from there.
Your first workstation is typically live within days. Start with one focused workflow, give the team something useful to operate, then refine and extend it across the floor.
Map the task, the checks and the decisions that matter.
Configure it to your process. Keep it simple for operators.
Validate on the floor, then roll out with control.