Manufacturing operations,
unified.
One system for the shop floor.
Operations, quality, assets, safety and people.
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Sound familiar?
Most plants run on paper, spreadsheets and memory.
It works, until the auditor arrives, the machine stops, or the shift ends with nobody able to say what happened.
Without Phasis
- Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) arrives Friday, in a spreadsheet.
- The defect was found. What was done about it, nobody can say.
- The same machine stops every week, and every repair starts from scratch.
- The near miss went in a notebook. The notebook went in a drawer.
- Nobody can say who is signed off for the machine on nights.
- Handover is shouted across the line at shift change.
With Phasis
- OEE is on the wall before the shift ends.
- The defect, the cause and the fix sit in one file. It does not close until the defect has stayed away.
- Every stop and every repair lands on the machine's record.
- The near miss is reported, assigned and closed before the next shift.
- The matrix says who is signed off for nights, before anyone starts.
- The next shift reads what the last one left.
Your focus
What is your daily focus?
Start where it hurts on your plant.
Output
You want OEE today, not on Friday.
Quality
The same defect is back, and the fix is somewhere in an email.
Uptime
The machine that stops every week has no history.
Safety
The near miss on nights never reached the day shift.
People
The new operator is on the line, and the last shift left no notes.
The whole plant
Five systems, five logins, and one answer nobody has.
The modules
The work of the plant, in one system.
Start with the module that hurts most. Turn on the next one when you are ready, and nothing is ever set up twice.
Operations
You see the shift while it is still running. OEE comes from the counts the line already entered, not a spreadsheet on Friday.
- Production
- Scheduling
- Capacity Planning
- Shifts & Labor
- Traceability Soon
- Inventory Soon
Quality & Compliance
The same defect is not allowed to close itself.
- Quality
- IPC
- Validation
- Batch Soon
Assets & Energy
The machine that stops every week finally has a history.
- Maintenance
- Spare Parts
- Calibration
- Tools
- Energy
Safety
The job does not start until it is safe to start.
- HSE
- PTW
People & Improvement
Who can do the job, and what the last shift left behind.
- Skills & Training
- Handover
- Kaizen Soon
Foundation
You describe the plant once. Login, documents, signatures and the link to your ERP sit under every module. None of it is a license line.
- Master Data
- Documents
- Forms
- Numbering
- Access & Audit
- E-signature
- Notifications
- Integrations & API
- Deployment
- Security & trust
Industries
Built for plants like yours.
A pharmaceutical, food or chemical plant still has to make the volume, and still has to prove it. That is where Phasis pays off first.
Getting started
How we work together.
You are running on one line before you decide anything bigger.
A conversation
An open conversation, about half an hour, on your lines, your shifts, and what goes wrong most weeks. No slides.
A pilot on one line
One module, one line, real shifts, a few weeks. You see it working on your own plant before you commit to the rest.
Go live
The module goes into daily use. We stay close and fix what the floor tells us, on days you pick.
Grow at your pace
The next module when it starts to hurt. It reads the plant you already set up, so nothing is set up twice.
We also build the edge.
When a machine has no signal to give, we build the sensor, the gateway or the controller that gives it one, and the platform reads it.
Questions
Questions plants ask first
Do we have to replace our ERP?
No. Phasis runs the floor and your ERP keeps the books. Work orders, materials and finished quantities pass between the two through Integrations & API, so nobody types the same thing into both systems.
How long until the first module is live?
A pilot on one line, in weeks rather than quarters. We set the plant up with your people, put one module into real shifts, and fix what the floor tells us. Nothing else is switched on until that one is earning its place.
Where does our data live?
On a European cloud host set aside for you, or on a server at your own site. It is never shared with another customer. You choose, and you can move later.
What if we only need maintenance?
Then you turn on one module. A module that is off is absent: no menu entry, no half-filled screens. Add calibration or spare parts later and they read the same plant you already set up.
Do operators need training?
The screens are built for the person standing at the line: a few fields, big targets, plain words. A shift learns the daily job in a shift. Supervisors and engineers take longer, and we walk them through it.
See it on your own plant.
An open conversation with us, about half an hour. We walk the modules you care about against your own lines and shifts.