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MIE Trak Pro

MIE Trak Pro at a glance
VendorMIE Solutions
HeadquartersSanta Ana, CA, USA
OwnershipPrivately held, independent US vendor
DeploymentOn-premises or cloud hosting on AWS
Target marketSmall and midsize fabricators, job shops, and custom/MTO manufacturers (sweet spot roughly 20-75 employees)
IndustriesSheet-metal fabrication, precision machining and tooling, aerospace/defense and automotive suppliers
PricingNot published on vendor site; quote-based
Websitemie-solutions.com

What MIE Trak Pro is

MIE Trak Pro is a manufacturing ERP system from MIE Solutions, a privately held California software company built around metal fabrication, machining, and custom manufacturing. Quoting, orders, scheduling, purchasing, inventory, shop-floor execution, accounting: the whole quote-to-cash cycle lives in one system aimed at small and midsize shops. MIE Solutions reports more than 500 customers. On US job-shop shortlists it runs into ProShop, JobBOSS2, and Global Shop Solutions.

Company and product background

The vendor is independent and US-based, headquartered in Santa Ana, California, after years in nearby Garden Grove. It has written software for fabricators and job shops since the 2000s, and MIE Trak Pro is the flagship, sold and supported directly rather than through a reseller channel. No private-equity roll-up has absorbed it, unlike several peers in this category. That shapes both the development pace and the commercial style a buyer will encounter.

Functional scope

Quoting and estimating, sales orders, work orders and routings, purchasing, inventory management, and production scheduling, including an advanced planning and scheduling module for finite-capacity sequencing. Shop-floor data collection runs through kiosks and barcoding. Quality management, shipping, and full accounting (general ledger, payables, receivables) are built in, which is why many shops operate without a separate accounting package. A CAD converter, nesting interfaces, EDI, and mobile warehouse functions round out the set.

Target market and industries

US sheet-metal fabricators, precision machine shops, and contract manufacturers running make-to-order or engineer-to-order work. The practical sweet spot is roughly 20 to 75 employees, though larger operations use the system as well. Aerospace and defense suppliers and automotive component makers are well represented, and the module mix mirrors the quoting-heavy, high-variation workflows those shops live on.

Deployment and pricing

Install it on your own Windows server, or take the AWS-hosted option from MIE Solutions if buying and maintaining hardware holds no appeal. Pricing is not published; quotes are built per shop from user counts and selected modules. Per-user subscription figures circulate in third-party directories, but only a vendor quote is authoritative.

Our take

The pitch is breadth at small-shop scale: quoting through accounting in one package, from an independent US vendor that supports the product itself. For a fabricator currently running estimating, scheduling, and books in three disconnected tools, that single-system argument is the whole value proposition, and the 20-to-75-employee band is where it lands cleanly. This is a niche product and does not pretend otherwise. Companies outside fabrication and custom discrete manufacturing will find better fits elsewhere, so a general-purpose ERP requirement should not be forced onto it. The vendor is also small next to its private-equity-backed rivals, which puts implementation resourcing, release cadence, and long-term continuity squarely into due diligence rather than leaving them to assumption. Before signing, put your own parts, routings, and a realistic scheduling scenario in front of it, and frame the total budget with our ERP cost guide.

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of manufacturers is MIE Trak Pro built for, and does it include accounting?

It is designed for metal fabricators, precision machine shops, and custom manufacturers that quote and build high-variation work rather than repetitive standard products. The practical sweet spot is small and midsize shops of roughly 20 to 75 employees, though larger operations run it too, and aerospace, defense, and automotive suppliers are common in the customer base because the quoting, traceability, and scheduling features map onto their workflows. Accounting is included: general ledger, accounts payable, and accounts receivable are part of the system, so many shops run the entire business in MIE Trak Pro with no separate accounting package, keeping job costing, invoicing, and financial reporting on the same data as quoting and production. Shops that want to keep an existing accounting system should discuss integration options with the vendor before assuming a hybrid setup will be painless.

Is it cloud-based or on-premises, and what does it cost?

Both models are offered. Companies can install MIE Trak Pro on their own Windows server or have MIE Solutions host it in the cloud on AWS; the cloud option suits shops that do not want to buy and maintain server hardware, while on-premises stays popular where local control matters. Functionally the product is identical either way, so the decision usually comes down to IT resources, connectivity, and security policy. On cost, MIE Solutions does not publish pricing, and quotes are prepared individually based on user counts, module selection, and deployment model. Some third-party directories list per-user monthly figures, but those are not vendor-confirmed and are rough orientation at best. Budget planning also has to cover implementation, data conversion, and training, which are significant cost drivers in any shop-floor ERP rollout.

How does MIE Trak Pro compare to other job shop ERP systems?

It competes with ProShop, JobBOSS2, and Global Shop Solutions, all of which target US fabricators and job shops with quote-to-cash functionality. Its distinguishing points are the breadth of included modules, among them native accounting, APS scheduling, and fabrication-specific tools such as nesting interfaces, plus direct support from an independent vendor. Because the right answer depends on each shop's parts and processes, a structured demo using your own drawings, routings, and a realistic scheduling scenario is the most reliable way to decide.