Spindle-level visibility on the machines you already run — Fanuc, Siemens, Haas, Mazak and the older ones nobody wants to touch.
A gateway reads cycle starts, stops, alarms and programme changes from the existing CNC control — no programme rewrite and no new PLC. Coneqt OEE then reports availability, performance, quality and spindle utilisation per machine, with reason-coded downtime that separates setup and programme change from genuine breakdown. Pricing is ₹499–1,499 per machine per month.
Job-shop floors usually discover that setup, not breakdown, is the largest single loss — and that it varies threefold between operators on the same machine.
Time between one programme ending and the next cutting, measured rather than estimated.
Separated from setup, so tooling policy can be argued with numbers.
A lights-out machine that stopped at 01:20 and sat idle until 06:00 is the most expensive hour in the shop.
List pricing, nothing else. 8 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.
Usually yes. Where a control exposes no data channel, we read cycle and state non-intrusively at the machine instead. The asset list gets checked one by one during scoping rather than promised in advance.
No. The gateway sits alongside the control and reads; it is not in the control path and does not modify programmes.
Yes — that is what reason-coded downtime is for, and it is included from the Professional tier.
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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