OEE, Overall Equipment Effectiveness, calculated live from your machine and ERP data, split into its three parts, with the biggest losses pinpointed. Here is what it does and what you get.
Run and stop signals, cycle counts and quality data are read straight from your machines and ERP, so OEE is worked out live per machine and line. No one types it into a spreadsheet at the end of a shift, and everyone sees the same figure.
The AI breaks OEE into its three components, so a low number tells you why, not just that. You can see whether the line is stopping, running slow or making rejects, per machine, and send the fix to the right place.
Lost time and lost output are grouped and ranked by how much OEE each is costing, so the team works the biggest loss first. With a clear target to improve toward, effort goes where it pays instead of where it is loudest.
Overall OEE per machine and line, calculated from data and current instead of a day old.
Availability, Performance and Quality shown separately, so a low OEE tells you why.
Downtime, slow cycles and rejects ranked by the OEE they cost, so effort goes where it pays.
OEE by shift, day and line, so you can see whether a change actually moved the number.
Reads from your machines and ERP and sits alongside them, so nothing has to be replaced.
A clear OEE target per line, so the team knows what good looks like and can chase it.
Book a free consultation. We will look at your machines and ERP data and scope how OEE would be calculated live for your lines.
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