The plant problems wiseDo solves.

Quarterly reports show OEE has slipped 8% over six months. Each shift supervisor has a theory (the night-shift crew, an older line, a batch of off-spec stock), but nobody can prove which one matters most, because most of the floor data still lives on paper or in spreadsheets that arrive a week late.

wiseDo digitises downtime, scrap, micro-stops and changeovers across your lines and correlates them against shift, operator, product and time-of-day. Within the first two weeks the team can see, line by line, exactly which patterns are dragging OEE down, and target the fix.

Daily plans are built in spreadsheets the night before, then immediately overtaken by reality: raw material variance, late changeovers, unplanned maintenance. Operators react conservatively, which keeps quality acceptable but burns extra energy, time and material. The energy bill keeps climbing and nobody can pin it on a single line.

wiseDo first makes the day visible: every stop, changeover and scrap event captured with a reason and a cost, so the variance you are planning around stops being anecdote. Dispatch then works from that live record rather than last night’s spreadsheet. Plans that recompute continuously as the floor changes, and setpoint guidance that minimises energy per batch, are in development — we will not sell you a control loop we have not shipped.

Every customer complaint, regulatory inspection or internal CAPA triggers a multi-week scramble to assemble batch records, deviation logs, calibration evidence and operator sign-offs, mostly from PDFs, spreadsheets and emails.

wiseDo captures the structured evidence an audit actually asks for, as the work happens, on the equipment and workflows you already validated. The controls underneath are the point: report definitions are governed rather than ad hoc, every query is bounded, every figure carries its provenance, and the pack is sealed with a content hash so the same facts verify twice — by someone who does not have our software. Deletion under retention leaves a stated record with its digest rather than a hole, and a legal hold stops the clock. Corrective actions carry the fields ISO 45001 clause 10.2 asks for, including the effectiveness review that closes them.