Work instructions tell the operator how to perform a task. Good work instructions ensure uniformity in execution and reduce mistakes, thus increasing efficiency.
Proceedix handles complex workflows flawlessly, covering conditional logic and repetitive actions
Proceedix is able to dynamically alter the content of your instructions based on the subject. This way you avoid creating hundreds of work instructions for items with options or for product variants.
An operator can notify a third person during the execution of a work instruction. If your operator encounters a problem, he or she can easily alert a technician or a supervisor and provide contextual information.
Schedule workflow execution in advance with our planning functionality.
You can help your operators handle difficult tasks by adding rich media files (images, videos, tables) with additional background information.
Step-by-step guidance for repair tasks ensures the right actions are taken in the right order. Proceedix helps technicians get it right the first time, promoting operational excellence.
Inspectors rely on how-to instructions to help them perform their complex and diverse tasks in the field. Proceedix mobile technology is the key to getting the job done right the first time.
In the digital shop floor of the future, operators and team leaders are empowered with instruction support on mobile and wearable devices. Proceedix replaces all paper-based workflows with online, digital and interactive processes.
In a distribution center 4.0 the logistic team relies on mobile technology and smart eyewear. Digital and dynamic picking instructions are made available in the blink of an eye, embedding a first-time-right approach for complex logistic flows.
Somewhere in the lofty mists of the cloud, we find Industry 4.0, a term that remains puzzling for many. What is it exactly? Is it something for my company? How can I make the most of the technology? The best way to clear things up is through a case through which partners have been exploring technologies for getting right production info to the operator.
Read More >In this presentation, Rick Reuter (AGCO) answers an essential question: should we use smart glasses in our enterprise? When people first hear about this new ‘tool’, they look for ways to implement it in their company. Reuter clearly explains why this is not the correct approach.
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