Factory operations
Run production, quality, and maintenance from one system
Built for factories that need to replace shop-floor log books and scattered Excel files with one production, quality, and maintenance operating lane.
What it does
Tracks output by line and shift against daily targets
Grades inspected units with live reject and rework rates measured against your target
Logs defects against your real taxonomy with photo, location, operator, and source evidence
Turns a defect into a structured 5W1H incident and an owned CAPA with a due date
Raises and tracks maintenance work orders when a machine goes down or drifts out of spec
Gives the plant manager and CEO a daily brief: reject rate, top defects, lines over target, overdue actions
How it works
Core capabilities
Line and shift production trackingOutput versus target for each line, with machine status and downtime reasons captured as they happen — not reconstructed the next morning.
Inspection and gradingScan a serial, pick the defect, attach a photo, assign a grade. The reject rate updates live by line and shift and flags the moment a line breaches target.
Defect tracking on your taxonomyDefects are logged against your actual categories and product models. A Pareto view shows the few defects driving most loss; a spike alert fires on repeat defects in the same window.
DQMS: incidents, 5W1H, CAPAEvery flagged unit becomes a structured incident and opens a corrective/preventive action with an owner and due date. Nothing auto-closes — full audit trail.
Maintenance work ordersWhen a machine goes down or drifts out of spec, raise a work order from the same screen, assign it, and track it to completion.
Plant-manager and CEO briefOne daily summary — reject rate against target, top defects, lines over target, downtime, overdue CAPA — bilingual English and Burmese.
Proof it’s real
Built around real factory operating data: line targets, inspected units, defect categories, grading rules, downtime, CAPA owners, and plant-manager daily review.
Who it’s for
Discrete manufacturers that still run on log books and Excel — for QC managers, production supervisors, maintenance leads, and the plant manager who needs one honest picture of the floor.