SEEACT-MES

DACO Co., Ltd. is a Hanoi-based industrial automation company founded in 2009. It distributes automation brands and, under the SEEACT brand, builds IoT and smart factory systems such as MES, WMS, electronic weighing and andon lights for factories that still track production on paper and lack real-time data.

SEEACT-MES collects data automatically from machines, PLCs and IoT devices, manages warehouses by location, lot and expiry date with barcode or QR scanning, and includes a quality module that supports product traceability. It connects with ERP, WMS, PLM, QMS and SCADA systems through APIs, runs on-premise or optionally in the cloud, and typically takes three to six months to deploy. Users include electronics, mechanical, packaging, plastics and pharmaceutical plants such as Inoue, Sungho Electronics, Chau Thai Son Packaging and Tan Long Packaging.

• Machine data collection: Captures output, status and downtime automatically from machines, PLCs and IoT sensors.
• Production execution: Plans and tracks work orders on the shop floor in real time.
• Lot-based warehouse: Manages stock by location, lot and expiry date with barcode or QR scanning.
• Quality and traceability: Records quality checks and traces products back to lots and process steps.
• System integration: Connects to ERP, WMS, PLM, QMS and SCADA through APIs.
• Flexible deployment: Runs on-premise or optionally in the cloud.

Electronics component suppliers can provide lot genealogy to Korean and Japanese customers during audits. Packaging and plastics plants can monitor machine utilization and cut unplanned downtime. Pharmaceutical factories can combine MES records with quality checks to support GMP documentation.

Automatic machine data collection replaces manual production logs and gives managers real-time output and downtime figures. Lot- and location-based warehouse control with barcode or QR scanning speeds up tracing of materials and finished goods. Standard connections to ERP, PLC and SCADA reduce custom development, and a typical three-to-six-month rollout limits disruption to operations.

Vietnam's manufacturing base, especially electronics, packaging and component suppliers in FDI supply chains, faces customer audits that require production data and lot traceability. Smart factory programs and rising labor costs push manufacturers to digitize shop floors with MES adapted to local conditions and budgets.

DACO Co., Ltd., founded in 2009, 146 Cau Buou Road, Thanh Tri, Hanoi. It distributes automation brands such as Mitsubishi, Siemens, Weintek and Pro-face and reports that more than 2,000 businesses have used its products and services. In March 2026 it ran a workshop in Hung Yen with a live demo of SEEACT-QMDS.