Datanomix announced a strategic partnership and seamless integration with Fulcrum, the industry-leading modern cloud ERP platform built specifically for manufacturers. Together, the two companies are helping customers move beyond legacy systems and siloed data by unifying job planning, scheduling and live production tracking. All of this without the need for costly integration, middleware and manual data entry.
This is a step forward in modernizing the manufacturing industry’s technology ecosystem, combining Fulcrum’s cloud-native ERP with Datanomix’s real-time machine data insights. It’s a shift from reactive, disconnected systems to a proactive, intelligent production environment. The partnership is designed to give manufacturers visibility and control over performance, delivery and profitability.
“Old tech stacks are holding manufacturers back,” said Greg McHale, founder and CEO of Datanomix in a press release. “This partnership with Fulcrum helps companies turn tech debt into advanced manufacturing capabilities. It’s not just about connecting software—it’s about unlocking real business value.”
Fulcrum shares work order information, including quantity and due dates, labor tracking and target cycle time. In return, Datanomix benchmarks actual machine performance against those targets in real time, giving manufacturers a clear view of what’s running well, what’s falling behind and where to take action without relying on manual updates or gut feel.
What This Means for ERP Insiders
The partnership highlights the shift toward cloud-native, intelligence-driven ERP architectures. Fusing Fulcrum’s modern ERP with Datanomix’s real-time machine insights means the integration is replacing legacy fragmentation with synchronized planning and visibility. This indicates a growing expectation for ERPs to natively embed operational intelligence and greater modernization across manufacturing industries.
The integration shows data orchestration’s larger role within ERP product ecosystems. Automated exchanges of work orders, cycle times and live machine benchmarks eliminate manual data inputs. ERP vendors and system integrators need to treat shop-floor data as a foundational tenet for scheduling accuracy, performance management and delivery assurance.
The collaboration also reflects rising customer demand for proactive manufacturing systems. Aligning planning data with actual production behavior in real time transforms ERP into an operational control nerve center. This creates opportunities for vendors and ERP leaders to design roadmaps that emphasize performance insights, continuous improvement and value creation.
