Runtime vs planned time
See how downtime and planned production time affect the availability component.
OEE WITH OPERATIONAL CONTEXT
OEE software that helps explain why the number changed.
ClearRivet shows Overall Equipment Effectiveness alongside the running time, production rate, quality and downtime events driving the result—so OEE becomes an operational tool rather than just a report.
THE OPERATING PROBLEM
OEE is useful when the underlying losses are visible
OEE combines Availability, Performance and Quality. The percentage is only the starting point. ClearRivet keeps the production events and operator context beside the KPI so teams can move from “OEE is down” to the specific downtime, speed or quality loss that needs attention.
Actual vs target rate
Compare real production pace with the defined ideal or target rate.
Good output vs total output
Track quality losses so total production does not hide rejects or rework.
CLEARRIVET CAPABILITIES
Production information that stays connected to the machine event.
ClearRivet is designed to keep the signal, production context and operational response in one record instead of scattering the information across paper logs, spreadsheets and disconnected dashboards.
Live OEE
Availability, Performance and Quality
Production target comparison
Downtime event history
Loss Pareto and trends
Shift comparisons
Order context
Plant and multi-site views
COMMON QUESTIONS
Questions manufacturing teams ask.
What does OEE measure?
OEE combines Availability, Performance and Quality to show how effectively planned production time is being converted into good output.
Can I see the events behind OEE?
Yes. ClearRivet is designed to keep production and downtime events alongside the KPI so users can investigate the causes behind the result.
Is OEE calculated live?
ClearRivet is designed for live operational monitoring so current production activity can be reflected during the shift rather than only after reporting closes.
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