Stop Finding Out What Happened After the Shift Ends.
You can't manage a factory from end-of-shift reports. Real decisions need real-time data — and Next Plus puts that on your screen, right now.
A Manager's Day, Before and After
- You learn about production delays from the shift report written at 11pm.
- Quality issues are reported verbally or on paper. By the time you know, the batch is done.
- You walk the floor to understand what's really happening.
- Shift handovers lose context. The next team starts blind.
- You build a weekly report by copying data from five different places.
- You see a live alert the moment throughput drops below target — while there's still time to act.
- Every quality event is logged at the station and escalated automatically. You see it in real time.
- Your dashboard shows every work order, every line, and every bottleneck — on any screen, anywhere.
- Digital shift handover with full context — open items, machine states, and in-progress work — passed automatically.
- All production, quality, and downtime data is in one system. Reports are automated.
What Next Plus Gives You
Real-Time Production Dashboard
Live WIP status, work order progress, and line performance across your entire operation.
OEE Monitoring
Track Availability, Performance, and Quality in real time. See where capacity is being lost and why.
Bottleneck Alerts
Automated alerts when a station, line, or operator falls behind. No hunting — the system finds the problem for you.
Automated Shift Reports
End-of-shift summaries generated automatically — output, downtime, quality events, open items.
Delivery Forecast & On-Time Rate
Understand where you stand on customer commitments. Track on-time delivery and flag at-risk orders early.
Mobile Access
Your factory data goes where you go. Access dashboards, alerts, and reports on any device, anywhere.
“I finally know what's actually happening on my floor — not what happened yesterday.”
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