Production

OEE from the shift log — with no second data entry

Operators record what they already record: pieces, scrap, downtime and its reason. OEE builds itself from that — nothing has to be typed into a second system.

Production overview: OEE — availability, performance and quality broken down by shift

One entry, three metrics

All three OEE factors come from the same shift log the operator fills in anyway. There is no parallel data entry, so there is nothing to forget.

  • Availability: downtime with the reason it was tagged with
  • Performance: pieces against the planned rate
  • Quality: scrap per shift, with its cause
  • Trend: not just today's number, but the direction

A digital production journal instead of paper

The shift log holds what the paper held, except it is searchable and nobody has to type it up at the end of the month.

Digital production journal: pieces, downtime and notes per shift, replacing the paper log

A live display for the shop floor, no login

A large live view can be put on the floor and needs no login at all. What is on that screen is the same data management sees — not a separately maintained board.

  • Live shop-floor display without a login
  • The same database as the management view
  • Export to Excel and PDF

From OEE to money

The production log also feeds the economics analysis: scrap and downtime costed out, with per-product margin. You find out after the shift, not at the end of the year.

  • Per-product margin and payback
  • Scrap and downtime cost in currency
  • Waterfall analysis: where the money disappears
Frequently asked

What people ask about this

Does it need machine connections or sensors?

OEE is built from the shift log: the operator records pieces, scrap and downtime together with its reason. No separate data capture is required for it.

Does it work on tablets and phones on the floor?

Yes, the interface is responsive and works on tablets and phones. A large live display can also be put on the shop floor, which needs no login at all.

What happens to our existing spreadsheets?

We take them over. Die, machine and part lists can be imported, so nobody retypes hundreds of rows. Export stays available too: lists can be saved to Excel and PDF.

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