Which Reactor Is Slow
Delay minutes by reactor
Plant Pulse Pro tracks reactor activity, batch cycle time, production steps, cleaning, idle time and delay reasons so plant teams can calculate OEE accurately and improve daily production performance.
Plant Pulse Pro does not replace ERP, DCS, historian or control systems. It gives production teams a structured layer for BCT, OEE and operational loss review.
Many plants still move production entries from batch cards into Excel before OEE or BCT review. By then, delay reason, step duration and reactor context can be inconsistent.
The workflow follows the current product: master setup, structured entry, reason capture, calculation and analysis.
The public preview uses product concepts already present in the application: Master, Entry, Live, Analytics and Index.
Delay minutes by reactor
Delay contribution by product
Positive deviation by process step
Active, cleaning and idle time
Delay and OEE for each operating combination
Latest batch timing comparison
Precalculated monthly A × P × Q values
This preview is calculated from anonymized entries shaped like the reactor workbook: standard BCT, actual time, output, cleaning, idle time and delay reason. It is a product demonstration, not a customer result.
No customer result is shown on the public website. Inside the workspace, these calculations use only approved entries from the signed-in customer.
Individual users are assigned customer, company, site, plant and role scope. Operator entries remain pending until a shift in-charge approves them. Direct ERP, DCS or historian integration is not claimed on this page.
A team can begin by configuring products, reactors, standards and reason lists, then expand as more plants, sites and customer workspaces are added.
No. It is an operational OEE, BCT and delay tracing layer for production review. It does not replace ERP, DCS, historian or control systems.
Yes. The current product supports structured manual entry for reactor status, batch timing, step timing, cleaning, idle time and reasons.
Yes. Master data supports reactor-product-specific standards, BCT, step timings, capacity and active modes.
Actual step timing is compared with predefined standards. When delayed, users select a configured reason and enter delay duration.
Yes. The master structure includes customer, company, site, plant and reactor levels.
Yes. A plant can begin with a small master setup and expand as more reactors and products are added.
Yes. The workflow is designed for plants that need structured BCT and OEE review without starting from a large integration project.
Yes. The live view is based on the latest operational entries saved in the workspace.
No direct DCS or historian integration is implemented in the current product.
Share how your team records batch timing today, and we can map the first reactor or plant setup.
Authorized users can access the application workspace for master setup, entries, live status and analytics.