Line-side terminal
Operators log downtime and its reason in one tap with big buttons. No training needed.
You can't cut downtime and scrap without measuring them.
With easy data entry at the line, we record downtime, scrap and work orders as they happen. You see OEE measured, not guessed.
Manufacturing / OSB
Sound familiar?
Situations that come up often in this industry.
“Downtime reasons go in the log at end of shift, as far as anyone can remember.”
“To find out what stage a work order is at, someone has to walk down to the floor.”
“The scrap rate is calculated at month end. Which machine, which shift, nobody can say.”
“Maintenance only comes to mind when something breaks.”
“What's planned in the ERP and what's done on the floor don't match.”
How we work
What we look at in the analysis
We spend one to two weeks watching your work on site and measure:
- 01What data is kept at the line today, by whom, and how
- 02A measured baseline of downtime types and durations
- 03How work orders flow from the ERP to the floor and back
- 04How quality and maintenance records link to production data
Capabilities
Apps we can build
These are examples. After the analysis, we start with whichever one saves you the most time.
OEE dashboard
Availability, performance and quality by line and shift, updated during the day.
Work order tracking
Work orders are ticked off stage by stage on the floor, so planning sees where they are in real time. If your ERP has a connection path, work orders come from there.
Preventive maintenance
Maintenance reminders based on running hours and breakdown history per machine, on one screen.
The analysis shows which one to start with.
Regulations and records
The app is designed to prepare the data for your industry's mandatory reports and records. Submission goes through your own account or your integrator.
- OEE measurement
- Work order tracking
- Quality and traceability
- Maintenance records
Intro call
An intro call for your industry
The industry field is already filled in. Just tell us about the task that costs you the most time.
- 1 hour, free
- No sales pressure
- We follow up with a similar example