trace production errors

Trace production errors

Production errors cause scrap and upset customers. With ENLYZE, you can trace errors down to the smallest detail and prevent them in the future.

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All process data in one platform, ready for analysis

Save hours of time collecting and formatting process data. With ENLYZE, you have your data from machines, ERP, and MES ready for analysis anytime, anywhere. More about data acquisition →

Visualize parameter curves with just a few clicks

By visualizing parameter trends, you understand where and for how long there were deviations from the target value and process anomalies exist. More about the process analysis tools →

By visualizing parameter trends, you understand where and for how long there were deviations from the target value and process anomalies exist. More about process analysis tools →

Compare orders with each other or against specifications to find deviations

Compare parameter trends of faulty jobs with those of ideal jobs to quickly identify the root cause of errors.

Analyze orders even months or years later

Your facilities often only save process data for 2-4 weeks. With ENLYZE, you can analyze your jobs years later and thus ensure 100% traceability.

Export process data to third-party systems for more complex analyses

If all of this is not enough for you, you can simply export your data to Statisitical Process Control Tools and perform more complex analyses there.

Produce better based on data

The manufacturing of tomorrow will be driven by data. With ENLYZE, this process is easier than ever before.

30% less scrap

Due to increased process stability.

Save up to 70% on effort and resources.

By tracing and containing production errors

24/7 data capture

Documentation of every process steps and parameter.

Reduced scrap of 30% through data-driven process analysis

In direct comparison of some of the numerous roller speeds, the head of development noticed that there was a discrepancy of about 20% during production between the actual speeds of the laminating station and the drawing station, substantially more than would have been expected under normal circumstances. The discovery of this deviation was the starting point for carrying out manual speed measurements on the individual rollers of the production facility. Without ENLYZE, this problem would have remained unsolved.