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Every system here is bespoke, deployed on premise, and shaped around how an operation actually runs. Open any one and click around, each runs on real shaped, fictional data.
A full production issue management system that captures, tracks and analyses every lost hour across the operation. From supplier delays to material shortages, every issue is logged with full traceability, then grouped by reason, supplier and department. Built in analytics give operations managers live visibility into what is costing them the most time.
A live stock accuracy dashboard that snapshots every material daily and flags the ones drifting. Day on day movement, percentage change and £ impact are tracked per storage location, with extreme outliers surfaced first, so the team chases the counts that actually matter instead of recounting everything.
An operation wide downtime monitor that captures every stoppage by the hour and rolls it up across night, day and back shifts. Operators log stoppages as they happen; managers get a live report across every asset and area, a heat mapped grid showing exactly where time is bleeding away, with shift totals and utilisation recalculated the moment a stop is cleared.
Old internal desktop tools rewritten into secure, browser based web applications that keep the exact workflow your team already knows, reachable from any site, browser or tablet. Built offline first, so logging keeps working straight through a site Wi Fi blackout and syncs the moment the connection returns.
A full workforce compliance system that tracks every employee's training records, skill proficiencies and certification status across the organisation. Courses carry validity periods and pass scores; the compliance dashboard shows live whether each department is meeting its required skill headcounts, flagging critical gaps before they become an audit problem. Every certificate upload, proficiency assessment and department transfer is logged with a full audit trail.
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