Live output, cycle time, downtime and utilisation per machine, per shift, per operator
WORKSPACE CONCEPT
Production Floor
What is running, what stopped, what it produced and who was on it ; captured by the machine, not by a logbook.
A QUESTION THIS WORKSPACE CAN SUPPORT
“How much did we produce on line two this shift?”
AUTHORITY IN CONTEXT
The right scope
for each person.
| Example role | Scope |
|---|---|
| Operator | Their machine and their shift |
| Supervisor | Their line, live counts and alerts |
| Plant head | Every line at their plant, all shifts |
| Director | All plants compared, OEE and cost per unit |
QUESTIONS THAT MOVE WORK
Ask in the language
of your operation.
How much did we produce on line two this shift?
Which machine is stopped right now and why?
Compare night shift output to day shift this week.
These are example questions. A connected deployment uses your records, permitted models and access rules.
WHAT TO SCOPE
Give the workspace
a clear job to do.
Select the capabilities your SOP needs. Availability, integrations and the boundary between preparation and execution are confirmed during scoping.
Shift auto-detection so every unit of production is tagged to the right shift, operator and line without anyone tagging it
Stoppage capture with reason codes, duration and impact, building a real Pareto instead of an anecdote
Plan versus actual against the schedule with variance surfaced hourly, not at month end
Multi-site view, every plant on one screen, comparable, without a plant visit
CANDIDATE CONNECTIONS
The tools you use.
The context they hold.
Confirm the records to read, the actions to permit and the systems that remain the source of truth.
Illustrative integration options from the DaffyOS catalogue. Compatibility and credentials are checked for your environment.
Explore deployment boundariesIN YOUR INDUSTRY
A familiar workspace.
A different operating context.
START WITH ONE WORKFLOW
One SOP today.
A more connected company tomorrow.
Bring us the process, the people and the exceptions. We’ll map the first proof of value.