I am …

The whole team. On cards.

35 roles of a manufacturer — each with their day and their tasks. Filter via the pills or search, click a demo and see what indystry does for them.

PR

A · Production

Production management

Runs production, owns deadlines & utilisation.

My day Morning glance at the control room: is everything running? During the day smoothing bottlenecks, coordinating shifts, watching the numbers.
SH

A · Production

Shift management

Leads a shift, assigns people, hands over cleanly.

My day Read the handover, assign jobs, re-route on faults — and hand over cleanly at the end.
PR

A · Production

Production planning

Makes orders production-ready and schedules them.

My day Sequence orders, secure material, load machines — so nothing stalls.
OP

A · Production

Operator

Operates the machine, makes the parts.

My day Set up, start the program, check the first part, report quantities at the machine — no more paper.
PR

A · Production

Process engineering / R&D

Develops and de-risks processes.

My day Plan trials, evaluate readings, run them on the twin — until the process is stable.
PL

A · Production

Plant engineering / Construction

Builds, automates and repairs plants.

My day Build a new cell, connect controls, repair fast on downtime.
QM

B · Quality

QM manager

Owns quality, audits, records.

My day Track complaints, prep the audit, catch drift in BI early — gap-free records.
QU

B · Quality

Quality inspector

Inspects parts, captures readings.

My day Check dimensions, surface, weight, auto-grade against limits, generate the record.
WA

C · Warehouse / logistics

Warehouse staff

Receives, picks, ships.

My day Book goods in, pick orders mobile, ship with real-time stock.
WA

C · Warehouse / logistics

Warehouse/Logistics manager

Manages stock, inventory, shipping.

My day Plan stock, run inventory, time shipping — no nasty surprises.
SA

D · Sales / purchasing

Sales back office

Quotes, serves customers, handles orders.

My day Inquiry to quote, de-risk on the twin, one click to the order — and keep the customer posted.
PR

D · Sales / purchasing

Procurement

Procures material on time.

My day Review purchase suggestions from demand, pick suppliers, secure goods-in.
AC

E · Finance / management

Accounting

Posts, invoices, closes the books.

My day E-invoice from the delivery, reconcile payments, close the month cleanly — no retyping.
CO

E · Finance / management

Controller

Steers budget, cost, margin.

My day Compare plan vs actual, post-calc, reporting — where's money leaking?
MA

E · Finance / management

Management

Runs the company, decides, is accountable.

My day A glance at the cockpit: order → on-time → margin. Decide on numbers everyone shares.
IT

F · Cross-functional

IT administrator

Keeps systems available and secure.

My day Check backups, manage access, watch monitoring — all self-hosted, no lock-in.
HR

F · Cross-functional

HR

Administers, hires, trains.

My day Screen applications, start onboarding, organise training, maintain time records.
HE

F · Cross-functional

Helpdesk agent

Resolves requests, supports users.

My day Work tickets, support users, set up new devices.
MA

F · Cross-functional

Maintenance

Keeps machines running.

My day Work the maintenance plan, jump machine→plan on a fault, spare already reserved thanks to prediction.
EM

F · Cross-functional

Employee (general)

Does the daily job, uses handbook & kiosk.

My day Get work done, look it up in the handbook, install software from the kiosk.
PL

F · Cross-functional

PLC programmer

Programs controllers.

My day Program the controller, set up drives, commission.
CO

F · Cross-functional

Control system programmer

Builds control systems / SCADA, connects them.

My day Build the HMI, connect OPC-UA, get signals onto the control room.
IN

F · Cross-functional

Intern

Helps out, learns the ropes.

My day Pitch in, watch, learn the shop floor step by step.
WO

F · Cross-functional

Working student

Maintains data, supports analytics.

My day Prep data, set up analyses, dig around in the historian.
CU

G · External stakeholders

Customer

Orders, expects transparency.

My day Check the portal: where's my order, invoice, service — without asking.
PO

G · External stakeholders

Potential customer / Lead

Checks fit, requests samples.

My day Look at the website, request samples and datasheets, audit the plant.
SU

G · External stakeholders

Supplier

Supplies material, invoices.

My day Accept orders, deliver, invoice, service.
EX

G · External stakeholders

External auditor

Confirms compliance externally.

My day Review documents, walk the plant, issue the certificate.
TA

G · External stakeholders

Tax advisor (external)

Handles closing and taxes.

My day Pull a clean export, prepare the closing, file taxes.
PA

G · External stakeholders

Parent company

Group view: reporting, consolidation.

My day Consolidate figures, group reporting, inter-company settlement.
OW

G · External stakeholders

Owner family

Steers long-term, carries responsibility.

My day Look at the big picture: strategy, investment, values across generations.
CO

H · Threat actors (ISMS)

Competitor

Threat actor in the ISMS model.

My day We also model who could harm us — and protect data accordingly.
IN

H · Threat actors (ISMS)

Industrial spy

Wants the know-how — gets countered.

My day Against espionage: sovereignty, access control, all in-house.
OP

H · Threat actors (ISMS)

Opportunistic attacker

Looks for the quick gap.

My day Against opportunistic attacks: SSO, backups, patched self-hosted systems.