One number, honestly computed
OEE per machine with its three components, and the target line it’s measured against. No creative averaging.
Availability, performance and quality per machine, measured from real events on the line, not estimated in a spreadsheet at month end.
The OEE figure and the stops that explain it come from the same machine events.
OEE per machine with its three components, and the target line it’s measured against. No creative averaging.
Operators pick the reason at the machine. Because it takes two taps, operators actually enter the reasons.
Monday’s meeting starts with this chart. The biggest bar is the agenda.
When shifts on the same machine differ, the cause is usually the method. Now you see it in the data.
Concept view. Real screens at the demo.
You stop debating what the problem is and start working on the biggest bar.
Stops are logged as they are reported, so the shift report is ready without retyping.
OEE computed the same way on every machine, every day: comparable and auditable.
In Excel, OEE is usually a monthly calculation built from estimates. Here it is a daily figure built from actual events, together with the stop log that explains it.
No. Terminal-reported events are enough to start; machine signals can be added later where they pay off.
Yes, you can run it on its own. When you add more of our solutions, they share data, so nothing is entered twice.
In the cloud, in a certified data centre in Germany, in line with GDPR. You can export your data at any time.
In the demo we show how one machine’s events add up to the number, and the reasons behind it.