Tier suppliers under customer pressure to report OEE — machining, assembly and inspection on the machines already installed.
By capturing cycle, downtime and reject counts at the machine automatically, rather than transcribing them from a shift register at the end of the day. Coneqt OEE reads state and counts from the existing controls, attributes cycle time to the part number being run, and reason-codes downtime so target against actual is defensible in a customer audit rather than reconstructed for one. Pricing is ₹499–1,499 per machine per month.
A high-mix tier supplier changes over far more often than a volume plant, and the time is rarely recorded against the part that caused it.
Counted at final inspection rather than at the operation that made them, so the machine keeps producing the same fault.
Individually under a minute, collectively larger than the breakdown everyone remembers.
The gap that is easy to argue about verbally and hard to argue with once it is logged per part number.
List pricing, nothing else. 10 machines on the Professional tier at ₹999 per machine per month, billed monthly with no lock-in. Gateway hardware, where a site needs it, is quoted separately and confirmed in writing before installation.
Yes. Cycle and counts are attributed to the part number running at the time, which is what a customer OEE report normally asks for.
No. The gateway sits alongside the control and reads. It is not in the control path.
Data export is available, and API access is included from the Enterprise tier. The public API reference is still being written.
A two-week pilot on a single line, on your data, with your team. No rip-and-replace and no new hardware in most plants.
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