DELMIAWorks
by Dassault Systèmes · Manufacturing (MES / PLM)
Unified manufacturing ERP and MES for discrete manufacturers, formerly IQMS.
Updated August 2026 · By the ERP Research Editorial Team · Independent and vendor-neutral.
- Works with
- DELMIAWorks (native ERP)
- Deployment
- Cloud, On-premise
- Company size
- SMB, Mid-market
- Pricing
- Quote-based
Overview
DELMIAWorks, formerly known as IQMS EnterpriseIQ, is a manufacturing ERP system from Dassault Systèmes that combines core ERP functionality with a native Manufacturing Execution System (MES) in a single shared database. Rather than integrating separate ERP and MES products via middleware, DELMIAWorks runs both on one application and one database, so shop-floor data (production counts, quality results, downtime, machine status) updates ERP records such as schedules, inventory and financials in real time.
The platform targets discrete manufacturers -- particularly in plastics/injection molding, automotive, aerospace, medical devices and industrial equipment -- running make-to-order, make-to-stock or mixed production. It includes modules for production planning and scheduling, inventory and warehouse management (with RFID support), quality management, supply chain planning, CRM, financials, and industry-specific tooling such as cavitation and family-tool management for injection molders.
A core differentiator is RealTime, DELMIAWorks' embedded production and machine monitoring capability, which connects directly to shop-floor equipment (including PLCs) to automatically collect production, quality and downtime data without third-party interfaces or manual entry.
Screenshots & demo
Demo video from the vendor's YouTube channel.
Modules & capabilities
DELMIAWorks covers 16 of 50 capabilities we track in this category (+2 partial)
32%- Work order / production order dispatchAutomatic shop-order updates from shop-floor activityCore strength
- Electronic work instructionsNot evidenced
- Process routing & route enforcementNot evidenced
- No-code app / workflow builderNot evidenced
- Batch & recipe managementNot evidenced
- Andon & real-time exception alertsNot evidenced
- Barcode / RFID data captureRFID-enabled tracking mentioned under warehouse managementPartial
“Not evidenced” means our research found no public documentation of this capability — the vendor may still offer it. Confirm on a demo.
Common use cases
- Giving plant managers real-time, plant-wide OEE and downtime visibility without deploying a separate MES
- Eliminating manual shop-floor data entry by connecting machines/PLCs directly to production and quality records
- Running injection molding operations that need cavitation, family-tool and regrind tracking alongside standard ERP
- Maintaining lot-level traceability and quality records for regulated industries such as medical devices and aerospace
- Unifying inventory, scheduling and financials for make-to-order and make-to-stock discrete manufacturers
- Replacing disconnected point solutions (separate ERP + MES + quality systems) with one database
- Monitoring individual work-center or enterprise-wide performance remotely from any networked device
Strengths & considerations
Strengths
- ERP and MES run natively on one shared database rather than being integrated via middleware or interfaces
- RealTime monitoring connects directly to shop-floor machines/PLCs for automated, hands-off data collection
- Deep, purpose-built functionality for injection molding (cavitation, family tools, regrind) uncommon in generalist ERPs
- Backed by Dassault Systèmes' broader DELMIA/3DEXPERIENCE manufacturing and PLM portfolio
ERP integrations
DELMIAWorks is itself a full ERP with an embedded MES, so shop-floor and ERP data live in the same database rather than requiring integration between two separate systems.
Pricing
Not publicly listed; typically a per-user subscription scaled to concurrent users, modules and implementation scope. Contact the vendor for a quote. Get an independent shortlist with pricing guidance below.
Technical & security
- Hosting
- Available as SaaS or on-premise deployment
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DELMIAWorks — frequently asked questions
Does DELMIAWorks integrate with other ERP systems?
DELMIAWorks is itself a full manufacturing ERP with a natively embedded MES, so it is typically deployed as the ERP of record rather than integrated alongside a separate ERP system. Shop-floor (MES) and back-office (ERP) data share a single database rather than being synced between two products.
How is DELMIAWorks priced?
Pricing is quote-based and not publicly listed. It is commonly sold as a per-user subscription scaled to the number of concurrent users, modules selected, and implementation scope, with costs varying widely by company size.
What is RealTime in DELMIAWorks?
RealTime is DELMIAWorks' embedded production and machine monitoring capability. It connects directly to shop-floor equipment, including PLCs, to automatically capture production counts, downtime, quality results and OEE without third-party interfaces or manual data entry.
Who is DELMIAWorks built for?
DELMIAWorks targets small-to-mid-sized and mid-market discrete manufacturers, especially in plastics/injection molding, automotive, aerospace, medical devices and industrial equipment, that need combined ERP and MES with strong shop-floor visibility.
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