The Maptronics platform gathers what today lives scattered across spreadsheets, stray screens and the shift’s memory: production, stops, logbooks and reports, in one place.
How much it produced, at what pace, and where the time went.
OEE in practice: how long the machine was available, at what pace it produced and how much came out right. The dashboard separates productive time from lost time and puts a cause on every minute that did not produce.
Old machines too, without touching the PLC.
Any machine that produces units can be monitored, including the one that never had a data output. You watch production advance live and every stop is recorded with its duration, with nobody typing anything.
The data warns you before the stop does.
Reactive maintenance finds out when the machine has already stopped. With history and trends in sight, the intervention is decided with data: which machine is degrading, since when, and how much it is costing.
The shift record without paper, from the phone.
Shift records leave the paper behind: operators fill in from the phone, supervisors approve or return with a comment, and every approval is signed with a name. Since the portal also sees the machine data, the human record and the machine record cross-check on their own.
Even if they are from different eras and do not talk to each other.
The problem: every machine comes with its own screen, so knowing how the plant is doing means walking it machine by machine. Here they all arrive at the same place — whatever the brand or the year — and can be seen together or separately, from a phone or a computer.
Everyone sees their part: operator, supervisor, management.
Not everyone needs to see everything. Operators record, supervisors approve, and management opens the dashboard with the results and the monthly report. The AI advisor reads the month’s indicators and proposes where to start.
Six screens, six plant-floor questions. These are real captures of the platform, taken on the demo panel with sample data.
Names and figures are examples. In your panel you will see your machine and your people.
Validated units, running time, shift stops and the OEE with its three components, in a single view.
Current rate against nominal, status measured at the machine, the current run streak and the line for the last hours.
The month’s OEE shift by shift, and the split between good production, stops and rejects.
Every stop the machine detected with the cause the operator recorded, and how much of that time is scheduled, reducible or logistics.
Separates stopped time by operators, by the company and by the machine, and shows each person’s contribution and real rate.
One logbook per shift with who operated, good and rejected units, and who approved it by name.
It is every manager’s first question, and the answer is short: in a private space of your company, operated by us.
Each client has its own dashboard and its own users. Your production data is not mixed with anyone else’s and is seen only by whom you decide.
We maintain the platform, the backups and the updates. You log in and use it, with no servers to manage.
Communication between your plant and the platform travels encrypted.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. A machine with no data output is connected with our industrial gateway, without touching its control. If the machine produces units, it can be monitored.
No. The platform is web-based: you enter from the browser on your phone or computer, without installing programs on your equipment.
No. Each client has a private space, with its own dashboard and its own users. The demo dashboard on this site is a simulation with sample data.
What their role needs: operators record, supervisors review and approve, and management consults the dashboard and the reports. Permissions go by role, not by trust.
