Oct 22, 2026

Purpose-built platform helps engineering businesses streamline workshop operations, control project costs and improve profitability.
Belfast, Northern Ireland Oct 22, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - OmniflowFLUX, a specialist industrial workflow software platform owned and developed by international technology company InfoForte, is launching globally to help engineering, refurbishment and remanufacturing businesses manage complex workshop operations more efficiently.
Designed specifically for companies that refurbish, rebuild, re-engineer and manufacture industrial equipment, OmniflowFLUX brings workflow management, job costing, inventory control and equipment lifecycle tracking together in one integrated software platform.
Solving a common challenge in industrial engineering
Many engineering businesses continue to rely on spreadsheets, manual processes and disconnected software to manage their workshop operations.
For companies involved in refurbishment and remanufacturing, where every project may require different components, labour, engineering processes and timescales, maintaining accurate visibility of costs, progress and profitability can be particularly challenging.
OmniflowFLUX addresses these challenges by providing a purpose-built alternative to fragmented systems and complex, general-purpose enterprise resource planning (ERP) software.
Jim McWilliams, Managing Director of InfoForte, explains:
"Engineering businesses involved in refurbishment and remanufacturing face challenges that conventional software often isn't designed to handle. Every job can be different, and keeping control of workflows, costs and profitability is essential.
"We developed OmniflowFLUX specifically for these businesses, giving them a practical, integrated system that helps them manage complex operations more efficiently and make better-informed commercial decisions."
One platform. Greater operational control.
OmniflowFLUX combines specialist capabilities designed around the needs of industrial engineering businesses:
Built for the global engineering industry
OmniflowFLUX is designed for businesses operating across a broad range of industrial sectors, including heavy equipment, industrial machinery, aviation ground support equipment, cranes, lifting equipment, pumps, motors and generators.
The platform is particularly relevant to businesses combining equipment refurbishment and remanufacturing with new manufacturing, where conventional software often struggles to accommodate differing workflows, costing requirements and operational processes.
By connecting workshop activities with financial and operational information, OmniflowFLUX aims to help businesses improve efficiency, strengthen project profitability and make better-informed commercial decisions.
Discover OmniflowFLUX
Available to industrial engineering businesses worldwide, OmniflowFLUX offers a specialist approach to managing complex refurbishment, remanufacturing and manufacturing operations.
Businesses can explore the platform, request a demonstration or enquire about trial and sandbox access through the dedicated OmniflowFLUX website.
Website: https://omniflowflux.com/
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About OmniflowFLUX
OmniflowFLUX is a specialist industrial workflow software platform owned and developed by InfoForte. Designed for refurbishment, remanufacturing, re-engineering and hybrid manufacturing businesses, the platform brings together workflow management, job costing, inventory control, equipment lifecycle tracking and sustainability reporting in one integrated solution.
About InfoForte
InfoForte is an international technology consultancy and software development company with a presence in the United Kingdom, Ireland, India and the United Arab Emirates, and planned expansion into New Zealand this year.
The company specialises in developing software solutions that help businesses streamline complex operations, improve efficiency and support commercial growth.
Media enquiries
Organisation: InfoForte
Contact: Jim McWilliams, Managing Director
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://omniflowflux.com/
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Source :InfoForte
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