Manufacturing
Shop-floor data, where it can actually be used
The shop floor generates an enormous amount of information — output, stoppages, scrap, consumption — and it ends up on paper, in a notebook, or on a sheet somebody writes up neatly on Friday. Hours go on entering it twice, and by the time the figure reaches whoever decides, it is too late to decide anything with it.
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What we solve
Four concrete fronts
None of them is a fixed package: you start with whichever hurts most and go on from there.
Paperless production reporting
The operator records on a screen built for the shop floor: few buttons, large type, and it works with gloves on. The data is in the system there and then.
Machines, ERP and warehouse joined up
We connect what you already have so that the works order, the material consumed and the stock figure talk to each other with no manual step in between.
Output and consumption reports
Performance, stoppages, scrap and consumption, calculated the same way every time and there when they are needed — not three weeks after the month-end.
Traceability you can query
Which batch each part came from, with what material and on which machine, answered in seconds when a customer or an auditor asks.
Does any of this sound like your week?
Tell us how you handle it today. In half an hour we will tell you what we would automate first and what is not worth touching.