Your shop floor indicators, finally fair. And defensible.
An OEE inflated by a 24/7 calculation convinces no one. MECAFLOW measures availability, performance and quality at the workstation, on the shop-floor day you declare, machine downtime included, and aggregates OEE by ratio of sums — figures you can put on the table.
Everything you need for an OEE that holds up
Not just another dashboard: indicators calculated cleanly, from what the shop floor actually declares.
Availability × performance × quality, from operator declarations — no sensor needed to get started.
Availability is measured against the hours you declare you are open — never against a 24/7 baseline, which would crush the figure, nor against the span of the entries alone, which would flatter it.
Downtime counts towards availability. A machine that is stopped reads 0 %, and it weighs on the fleet average — instead of dropping out of it and pushing the figure up.
Machine telemetry, station reporting or a reading typed in by hand: the screen shows where each figure comes from. A reading entered on a keyboard is never presented as an automatic measurement.
A period's OEE adds up actual times instead of averaging averages — a figure that holds up in front of a manager.
Mean time between failures and mean time to repair, calculated from declared stops and interventions.
Stop reasons ranked from most to least costly: you know where to act first.
Every indicator exports to CSV for your spreadsheet, your management or your quality system.
Indicators recalculate with every declaration — no month-end entry needed to know the state of your fleet.
Start with QR + PIN, connect a sensor or the machine later for a measured OEE, without reconfiguring anything.
Fair figures, no complexity
Three building blocks, in order. You start without a sensor and refine whenever you want.
The shop floor declares, you measure
Good parts, justified scrap, stops and their causes: everything is entered at the workstation in a few taps. That's the raw material of OEE.
MECAFLOW calculates it right
Availability on the shop-floor day you declare, machine downtime included, performance, quality, MTBF, MTTR and Pareto — aggregated by ratio of sums, not by average of averages.
You share defensible figures
Real-time dashboard, reports and CSV exports: enough to hold a performance review without being contradicted.
What shop floor managers ask
Do I need sensors to get an OEE figure?
No. OEE is calculated from workstation declarations (QR + PIN): parts, scrap, stops and causes. A sensor or machine connection comes later for a finer, measured OEE, without redoing the configuration.
Why calculate on the shop-floor day you declare rather than 24/7?
A shop open eight hours a day is not available twenty-four hours. Measuring availability against the shop-floor day you declare — machine downtime included — avoids inflating OEE and gives you a figure your management won't challenge.
How is a week's or a month's OEE aggregated?
By ratio of sums: actual times are added up and then divided — it's not an average of daily averages. This is the correct method, the one that stays defensible when the details are checked.
Can I export the indicators for my management or quality team?
Yes. OEE, MTBF, MTTR and Pareto all export to CSV and open in your spreadsheet. Reports are ready to share in a performance review or archive for audit.
Fair indicators, as soon as this week.
Get the shop floor to declare at the workstation and watch your OEE build up on the shop-floor day you declare — no sensor needed to start.
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