Expert Identity & Access Management Services for Manufacturing

Identity and access management in manufacturing controls who can access machines, programs, jobs, drawings, instructions, and production systems. In a CNC environment, IAM may include operator identity verification, MFA before restricted work, RFID-based job and employee detection, role-based access, and audit logs showing who accessed which machine or program and when.

Harmoni enforces multi-factor authentication before sensitive machine activity can occur, such as running defense, ITAR, controlled technical data, or customer-restricted programs. Instead of limiting security to office systems, access control is applied at the workcenter, creating an auditable link between the operator, job, machine, program, and time of access.

Yes. Harmoni’s MFA, access control, audit logging, and Government Cloud deployment option are designed to support DFARS-aligned cybersecurity practices and CMMC access management expectations for manufacturers and DoD contractors. The platform helps document who accessed sensitive jobs, machines, programs, and controlled production data, which is essential for stronger accountability.

Harmoni uses long-range RFID to automatically identify operators and jobs at the machine without manual badge swipes or keyboard entry. This helps confirm who is working on which job, supports accurate labor tracking, triggers the right instructions or programs, and reduces the risk of unauthorized or incorrect production activity caused by manual data entry.

Harmoni supports a broad range of CNC controls, including Mazak, Haas, Fanuc, Heidenhain, Siemens, DMG MORI, Makino, and Fadal. Where MTConnect is available, Harmoni can connect natively, while adapter layers support many older controls. The platform is designed to connect existing equipment without requiring machine replacement.

Harmoni can create logs showing who accessed a machine, which program or job was involved, and when access occurred. When combined with ERP, RFID labor tracking, and machine data, these records provide stronger production traceability, help investigate exceptions, and support documentation for quality, security, and compliance programs.

Yes. Harmoni can automatically load the correct CNC program, settings, offsets, and tool data based on the RFID-detected job and part revision. By tying access and execution to verified job context, manufacturers reduce the chance of operators running outdated programs, incorrect revisions, or restricted work without proper authorization.

Harmoni is designed to deploy in weeks, depending on the scope of machines, ERP integrations, access workflows, and security requirements involved. The platform connects to existing CNC equipment and major manufacturing ERP systems, allowing manufacturers to improve machine visibility, identity control, and execution consistency without a long replacement cycle.