ON-DEMAND DEMO: G-Code Cloud™ + DNC Command Center
See how the G-Code Cloud Command Center gets the right program to the right machine. Every time. With CMMC 2.0 compliance built in.
Are operators grabbing whatever rev looks right? Do you capture changes that live on a controller, clipboard, flash drive, or someone’s desktop? Or maybe you’ve invested in a DNC system that worked great on day one and quit a year later. This walkthrough shows you a different and reliable way to manage G-code, build digital production bundles, and deploy them to the right machine and operator.
Nobody planned the network-drive-plus-flash-drive-plus-FTP setup. It just happened. The real problem isn’t that it’s messy. It’s that you can’t answer a simple question. What version actually ran, and who changed it?
In this walkthrough, Gabe Maentz, our VP of Solutions, takes you through the G-Code Cloud + DNC start to finish, including three of our newest capabilities. You’ll see how the G-Code Cloud Command Center consolidates every program, machine, and open change request into one view.
You’ll see Digital Production Bundles™ deliver prints, setup sheets, tooling docs, and how-to videos straight to the Machine HUD. And you’ll see the Program Compliance Scanner find gaps in your G-code library in seconds- the kind of gaps that usually surface during an audit instead of before one.
By the way — it’s all stored GovCloud-native for CMMC 2.0, so the compliance burden stays off your plate.
What’s in the video:
- Command Center: assign programs instantly, catch conflicts before they hit the floor, and see live machine health and status in one view
- Digital Production Bundles: deliver setup sheets, tooling docs, and prints to the Machine HUD, paired automatically to the right part and machine
- Program Compliance Scanner: scan your entire program library and find gaps in revision, author, and tooling data in seconds
“G-Code Cloud + DNC brings planning data into Datanomix Delivery Track. This allows us to not only see what is currently running but look broader and deeper to create the overall scheduling for the whole organization.“
– Dan Plath, Director of Operations, MedFab Manufacturing | Lakeville, MN