01 Material & scrap
Rejected quantities, material use and recovery value, with consistent units and agreed costs.
Which product, mould or recurring defect deserves attention first?
CLARITY FOR THE FACTORY FLOOR
Turn scattered production records into clear decisions. With people who understand the factory behind the numbers.
Your operational data stays in your environment.
Illustrative interface · calculated synthetic data in the demo
01 / LOOK BEYOND THE SPREADSHEET
A missing shift. A different unit. Rework counted as good output. The real story can disappear long before the report is ready.
We bring production, quality and team management experience to the records you already keep. We question what the numbers mean on the floor, then build a practical way to use them.
Check units, duplicates, missing records and definitions.
Connect the result to a process, shift or product.
Give your team a repeatable daily review and action routine.
02 / AN EXPERIENCE FROM THE FACTORY FLOOR
In a project we carried out, an analysis that took 3–4 hours became available in seconds. Daily reviews and the team’s operational actions accompanied a change in an unnamed process rate from 26% to 10.5%.
This is our own account of that work, not an independently verified result. It is specific to that business and is not a commitment to similar improvement. The metric remains confidential.
3–4 hrs → seconds
26% → 10.5%
03 / COST REDUCTION, GROUNDED IN YOUR PROCESS
Put a cost against recurring losses.
Choose the next action with evidence.
Scrap consumes material. Rework uses capacity twice. Unplanned stops disrupt the shift. We connect your production records with the realities of the floor to identify where improvement is worth the effort.
Rejected quantities, material use and recovery value, with consistent units and agreed costs.
Which product, mould or recurring defect deserves attention first?
Repeat operations, extra inspection and internal failure costs that can disappear inside output totals.
Where would resolving a recurring cause release the most effort?
Stop reasons, changeovers, schedule disruption and overtime in the context of actual demand.
Which bottleneck or repeat stop should the team tackle next?
Hours spent collecting, reconciling and preparing reports that arrive too late to act on.
Which routine can become a daily check, freeing time for the floor?
BASELINE → ACTION → REVIEW
Agree the starting point. Assign an action and an owner. Compare the result under comparable production conditions, accounting for implementation costs.
We distinguish cash savings from released capacity and time. Cost estimates use your agreed rates; the same loss is not counted twice.
04 / A SIMPLE WAY TO START
No system migration to start.
No production database to send us.
Describe the problem, or share your column layout and 10–15 made-up rows. Keep real operational records inside your business.
Receive a feasibility review, clear deliverables and a fixed quote. Start with one process and a small set of useful measures.
In the proposed pilot, your team would load real data locally, validate the numbers and own the daily routine. We agree the scope and any optional support before work starts.
EXPLORE BEFORE YOU COMMIT
Open the morning dashboard of a synthetic 100-person plant.
Orders, materials, OEE, quality, cost, people and cash on one screen.
LET’S MAKE YOUR NEXT DECISION EASIER.