Fabrico is a cloud-based industrial software company that unifies MES, OEE, and CMMS in a single, mobile‑first platform. It focuses on reducing downtime, increasing equipment availability, and improving plant productivity by turning manufacturing data—captured from machines, people, and cameras—into actionable intelligence with AI add‑ons such as computer vision, predictive maintenance, an AI optimization agent, and an AI troubleshooting assistant. The platform supports group/multisite operations, with ISO-certified practices for information security and quality, and is positioned for enterprise-scale deployments across Europe and North America.
Fabrico’s public presence emphasizes measurable outcomes (e.g., fewer stoppages and higher OEE), a mobile experience (QR scanning, push notifications, field task execution), and integration readiness (machines, sensors/PLCs, IoT/vision). The website and review portals consistently describe Fabrico as AI-powered, mobile-first CMMS/OEE with robust analytics, standardized workflows, and enterprise security.
Fabrico’s roots are in AI and IoT services. The company states that it was founded in 2018 as an AI/IoT enterprise services provider and later evolved into a SaaS platform relied upon by hundreds of manufacturers across Europe and North America. The core R&D team is based in Bulgaria, with commercial teams across the US, UK, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, France, Poland, and Serbia.
Third‑party databases list slightly varying formal incorporation timelines (e.g., 2020), reflecting common differences between operating start dates and legal entity registration. Regardless, the growth narrative is consistent: Fabrico transitioned from services to SaaS, expanded its geographic footprint, and built a product stack around MES, OEE, CMMS, and AI modules.
Fabrico has raised seed financing, with disclosed totals of ~$722K across rounds and a subsequent seed round in January 2025 (undisclosed amount) involving investors such as Vitosha Venture Partners, Sofia Angels Ventures, European Investment Fund/Innovation Capital, among others. As of mid‑2025, Crunchbase lists Fabrico (Fabrico SaaS Ltd.) as active, with multiple rounds recorded. Valuation figures are not publicly disclosed in open sources.
Fabrico’s product portfolio centers on a unified platform with modules:
CMMS: Preventive/reactive maintenance, work orders, spares/inventory, scheduling/calendars, and ISO compliance workflows; mobile apps and QR scanning for field execution.
Pricing is tiered: Free (1 user; limited machines/locations), Light (small plants), Full (medium/large plants), and Enterprise (unlimited assets, dedicated implementation, ongoing monitoring). This enables start-small, scale-fast adoption paths.
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No public sources list acquisitions by Fabrico as of December 2025. Expansion appears to be product‑led—notably through its AI stack (Agent, Assistant, Computer Vision, Custom Modules) and geographic sales presence. The platform has also strengthened compliance features and digital audit trails, consolidating operational compliance directly in daily workflows (e.g., forced work order steps, timestamped/user‑stamped records).
Recent site materials highlight several new or enhanced features:
Fabrico’s blog and collateral further underscore compliance workflows (digital audit trail, PM completion metrics) and IoT/PLC integration approaches to drive OEE excellence—suggesting steady iteration on features that intertwine operations, maintenance, and compliance.
Fabrico describes a customer‑centered, impact‑driven culture with a focus on innovation and continual learning. Its values emphasize spending time on factory floors, speaking the language of operators/engineers, challenging the status quo, and delivering features that translate into measurable outcomes (less downtime, better efficiency, more sustainable operations). It also frames a mission to transform manufacturing towards profitability and sustainability, building resilient operations via data, automation, and AI—unlocking the “hidden factory.”
Public materials and listings indicate Fabrico serves manufacturers across automotive, chemical, food, electronics, machinery, mining, and other sectors; review portals describe it as mobile‑first and AI‑enabled, with favorable ease‑of‑use ratings and enterprise capabilities (group/multisite). Some pages cite recognizable industrial names (e.g., ABB) as case references for downtime reduction and improved efficiency. The platform’s multilingual presence and mobile design support adoption among technicians and frontline teams, not just management.
