Action Trees
Build hierarchical action trees that record the corrective actions taken in response to a downtime event, and bind them to equipment alongside a reason tree.
Build hierarchical action trees that record the corrective actions taken in response to a downtime event, and bind them to equipment alongside a reason tree.
Maintain the list of standard corrective actions operators record against downtime events, and understand deactivating versus deleting one.
View OEE analytics dashboards to calculate OEE, analyze trends, and identify top losses in OpSee.
Define changeover rules between recipes in OpSee -- durations, CIP requirements, and equipment-specific constraints for product switches.
Step-by-step checklist when your production data does not appear in OpSee.
A 10-minute guided tour of OpSee — understand what a MES is, how OEE works, and how to read a production dashboard using Production Line A as an example.
Operator screen for logging, validating, splitting, and merging downtime events with a visual timeline and reason classification.
How operators classify downtime events using the OpSee downtime screen, including filtering, reason selection, and validation.
Deep dive into the OEE Downtime Timeline widget, the most advanced visualization in the Cockpit.
Multi-equipment OEE comparison view that monitors multiple production lines side by side with gauges and KPI cards.
Step-by-step guide to configure OEE tracking in OpSee, from loss types to reason trees.
Step-by-step tutorial to navigate the Production module, select equipment, set time ranges, and read your first OEE dashboard.
Welcome to the OpSee documentation. Pick the path that matches your role.
Create and manage business-level loss categories for organizing OEE data in OpSee.
Define OEE loss type classifications that map to the Six Big Losses in OpSee.
Understanding Mean Time To Repair (MTTR) and Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF), the reliability metrics that complement OEE.
World-class OEE benchmarks by industry, how to interpret your OEE score, and realistic improvement targets.
Set up the building blocks for OEE tracking in OpSee, including loss types, reasons, reason trees, and loss categories.
Real-time OEE calculation dashboard with gauges, waterfall chart, production trends, and downtime analysis for a single equipment.
Understanding Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE), the core metric behind OpSee.
Performance metrics analysis covering speed losses, cycle time deviations, and throughput monitoring in OpSee.
Quality metrics analysis covering reject tracking, scrap reasons, and quality loss breakdown in OpSee.
Configure OEE availability, performance, and quality settings per equipment in OpSee.
Overview of the OpSee Production module, the daily hub for operators and supervisors to monitor equipment, track OEE, and manage downtime.
Build hierarchical reason structures that guide operators through downtime classification in OpSee.
Manage downtime reasons, the specific causes operators select when logging production stops.
Generate OEE reports for shift handoffs, management reviews, and continuous improvement in OpSee.
A deep dive into the Six Big Losses, the six root categories of manufacturing inefficiency that OEE is designed to expose and reduce.