Feature updates
Latest update
One event, several reasons
September
2026
Split a loss event afterwards
A standstill can have several causes in a row: cleaning, then a break, then changeover, until production starts again. Without a switch along the way, the whole period carries just one reason. You can now split such a loss event directly in the interface, into as many sections as it needs, each with its own loss reason and comment. The total duration stays the same and reports follow automatically.
No typos in your figures
You can now set an upper limit for manual unit and reject entries. Anything above it is not saved and the operator gets a clear message on the tablet. One digit too many no longer distorts your figures.
Short stops no longer slip through
The widgets “Current loss” and “Current machine status” now also show microstops. Before, they reported no standstill as long as the threshold for an availability loss had not been reached.
Past feature updates
We are also constantly improving.
Machine status widget with focus on tagged loss reasons
September
2025
Tagged loss reasons immediately visible
In a production environment, every minute counts when a machine is at a standstill. As soon as a tagged loss reason is active, the affected machine is shown darker in the overview and highlighted by a pulsating signal between other downtimes. In this way, operating technology and maintenance personnel can see at a glance where they are needed — this reduces response times and ensures more efficient troubleshooting.
1-click button for predefined production quantities
September
2025
Quick data collection at manual workstations
Manual workstations require easy and fast data collection — particularly in standardized assembly processes. Predefined production quantities can now be entered with just one click, without any manual input. This saves time, prevents errors and makes work significantly easier for operators. Especially in manual assembly production, this ensures greater efficiency and consistency.
Loop function for loss time verification
July
2025
Advanced algorithm for loss time check
Until now, there has only been a query when the defined loss time has been exceeded. Additional inquiries can now be made within an adjustable time interval — until the loss is over. As a result, unfinished losses are identified more quickly, misunderstandings are avoided and data quality increases significantly. This ensures more precise analysis and less rework.
Location tree and back button
June
2025
Location tree improvements
Details of the location tree have been adjusted — for easier readability. This will help you find your way around even faster.
New back button on the tablet
When manually changing reasons for loss on the tablet, there is now a practical back button. This saves time and makes operation more convenient.