The Aweeba Platform · Production Reporting
See what your lines actually produced — live.
Not in Friday's spreadsheet. Not in the whiteboard photo someone texts the plant manager. Production data captured on the floor as it happens, on dashboards that show today while it's still today — without a two-year ERP project.
Proven on a real floor — see the SIEMAG TECBERG case study.
Reporting lag is a decision lag
- You find out on Friday. By the time the spreadsheet says Tuesday ran short, you've shipped late twice.
- Paper travels slower than problems. Run sheets get filled at shift end, typed in later, trusted never.
- OEE is a guess. Availability, performance, quality — hard to improve what's computed quarterly from memory.
- The ERP quote was terrifying. Real-time visibility shouldn't require an implementation team living in your conference room.
From the floor to the dashboard
Floor-side capture
Operators log runs, counts, scrap, and downtime where the work happens — fast enough that they'll actually do it.
Live dashboards
Today's output, by line and shift, visible to the office and the floor at the same moment.
OEE without the ceremony
Availability, performance, and quality computed from real captures — trends you can act on weekly.
Downtime reasons that add up
Coded downtime turns "the line was down a lot" into "the feeder cost us 11 hours this month."
Shift and run history
Every run searchable — what ran, who ran it, what happened. Institutional memory that survives turnover.
A ramp, not a cliff
Add work orders and maintenance when you're ready — same platform, same data. See work orders →
Proven at SIEMAG TECBERG
An independent industrial client runs real-time production reporting on Aweeba — data captured on the floor, dashboards that show what actually happened today. No affiliation, just results. And because we also run their IT, the platform and the infrastructure under it have one owner. Read the case study →
Get tomorrow's numbers today.
A discovery conversation with your floor's real workflow — runs, lines, shifts, and the reports you wish existed.