A machine stopped mid‑shift. The new plan is ready.

A machine goes down or a rush order lands, and the plan reruns around it. Inside the authority you set, the moves are made. Anything outside waits for a person to approve.

  • Machine 3 stopped 14:02, fault 214
  • Response so far Historian logged Lost hours priced Planner proposed
  • PRP-0318, +40 min Commit plan Discard

Some of the people we've built with

How it works

How a stop becomes a new plan

Each Module does one job, in this order.

1 It connects

  • Line PLC
  • SCADA
  • ERP

2 What runs, and what it does

  1. Integration HubReads machine state and faults from your equipment as they happen.
  2. HistorianEvery reading is on record. Nothing to reconstruct.
  3. OEE EngineYou see what the stop costs before the shift review.
  4. Scheduling EngineReruns the plan around the machines and hours still available.
  5. PlannerWakes when a machine stops and proposes which jobs move and when.
  6. Approval QueueMoves outside the Planner's authority wait here for a yes.

3 What you get

  • Machine 3 stopped 14:02, fault 214

In customer plants, downtime fell 86% and shorts went from 50 a month to 12.

Real plants, real numbers, first in manufacturing.

  • less downtimeacross seven production facilities 86%
  • customer shorts a monthwithin six months 50 to 12
  • longer planning horizonin a customer deployment 50%
  • facilities on one installationrun by one customer 19
Where these numbers come from

These numbers come from customer deployments, first in manufacturing. We don’t name customers without asking them first. If you want to talk to one, ask us and we’ll ask them.

  • Production plan Line 1 Resequenced Line 2 Sequenced Line 3 Sequenced
  • Committed by L. Haddad 06:10Plan v41.2, every change logged

Rerun the plan whenever the day changes

The Scheduling Engine turns open orders into one ranked plan for the whole site. Run it, review it, commit it. When the day changes, rerun it.

  • Batch jobs, continuous lines and maintenance work ranked together for the same hours
  • Work that has already started stays where it is when you rerun
  • Changeover cost read from your own changeover matrix
  • The Planner checks every half hour for jobs that won't finish on time
  • It also wakes when a machine stops or a quality hold opens

FAQ

Bring the last time your day fell apart.

30 minutes on one real stoppage from your operation. We'll show you the plan it would have proposed.