Operational software

Software built around real operations.

Treecatch develops operational software for manufacturing, field work and technical inspections. We connect people, processes, equipment and data so that what happens in the factory, in the field or during an inspection becomes structured, traceable and usable.

ManufacturingMES · LIMS · OEE · Traceability
Field operationsRestoration · Evidence · Monitoring
Technical inspectionFindings · Photos · Reports
Technician using a tablet in a modern production environment
What we do

Physical work creates data. We make sure it keeps its context.

Operations become difficult to understand when records are scattered across spreadsheets, folders, machine interfaces, photographs and paper notes. Treecatch builds the layer that connects the work itself to the information it creates.

Solutions

Three environments.
One engineering approach.

We build systems around the operational reality of the people using them — not around a generic software template.

Production operator checking a bottling line on a rugged tablet
Manufacturing systems01

Connect the factory floor.

Bring production, quality, materials, equipment and people into one operational system.

MESLIMSOEETraceabilityIntegrations
Field ecologist recording observations on a tablet in a Mediterranean dehesa
Norba Field System02

Keep the history of restoration.

Record interventions, observations and evidence on one continuous site timeline.

PlotsInterventionsObservationsEvidence
Marine surveyor inspecting steelwork on deck with a rugged tablet
Nauta03

The report starts on board.

Structure findings, evidence and photographs while the inspection happens — not afterwards.

SurveysFindingsPhotosReporting
Manufacturing

Manufacturing, connected.

Not another system beside your factory. A system connecting it. Treecatch brings operational processes and existing technology together so production information remains usable from the machine and laboratory level through to ERP.

01

Production

Orders, batches, scheduling, execution, downtime and production performance.

02

Quality

Samples, specifications, checks, results and laboratory workflows.

03

Materials

Stocks, consumption, internal movements, losses and complete traceability.

04

Maintenance

Notifications, work orders, planning and execution tied to operations.

05

Energy

Meters, consumption, process context and historical analysis.

06

Integrations

ERP, SCADA, PLCs, laboratory equipment, databases and external services.

One principle

Different environments. The same operational questions.

A factory batch, a restored landscape and a vessel inspection look completely different. Operationally, they all depend on keeping the same critical facts connected.

What?Action, batch, finding or intervention
Where?Equipment, plot, location or vessel
When?Reliable operational chronology
Who?Operator, team, surveyor or contractor
Evidence?Measurements, photographs and records
Outcome?What happened next and what can be proven
Dehesa hillside under restoration, with rows of young tree shelters following the contour
Norba Field System

Restoration work leaves a history. Norba keeps it.

Norba records what was done on every site and plot, when it happened and who carried it out. Interventions, photographs, observations and later monitoring remain connected on one timeline, creating a continuous operational record from the initial work to the long-term outcome.

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Record interventionsDocument restoration actions where and when they happen.
02
Follow sites over timeConnect later observations and monitoring to the work that preceded them.
03
Keep the evidence togetherPhotographs, measurements, notes and actions remain attached to their context.
04
Build a defensible historyRetrieve the complete history of a site instead of reconstructing it years later.
Marine surveyor on the quayside beside the hull of a moored cargo vessel
Nauta

The survey report starts on board.

Nauta takes the surveyor from the inspection itself to the finished report. Findings, evidence, notes and photographs are structured as they are collected, preserving context and reducing the work of reconstructing the inspection afterwards.

01
Inspect systematicallyFollow a structured survey workflow without losing the flexibility required on board.
02
Capture findings in contextRecord observations, evidence and photographs against the relevant inspection item.
03
Keep the survey togetherAvoid disconnected notebooks, camera rolls, documents and spreadsheets.
04
Generate the report from the inspectionTurn structured survey data into the final deliverable without rebuilding everything afterwards.
Custom operational software

Your process doesn't have to fit the software.

When an off-the-shelf product cannot represent the way the operation actually works, we build around the process. That can mean extending an existing Treecatch solution, integrating specialist systems, or creating a dedicated application for a specific operational problem.

The principle stays the same: software follows the work, not the other way around.

Integration

Software doesn't operate in isolation.

Operational systems become valuable when information can move between the technologies already present in the organisation. Treecatch can sit between enterprise systems, automation, instruments and users while preserving one coherent operational model.

ERP / Business systems
SCADA / PLC / Automation
Laboratory equipment
Sensors / External services
Databases / APIs
Treecatch
Operational layer
About Treecatch

Deep expertise.
Complex systems.

Treecatch is a Belgian software company specialising in operational systems.

Our team has spent years building and implementing MES, LIMS, ERP integrations and specialised applications in demanding industrial environments. We apply the same engineering approach beyond manufacturing wherever physical work needs to become reliable, traceable data.

BelgiumIndependent software company
Operational focusFactory · Field · Inspection
Integration-firstExisting systems stay connected
Built to fitProcess before template
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Show us the process, where the information comes from and where it currently gets lost. We'll tell you how we'd approach it.

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