The Analyst reads a station's OEE and downtime data for a period you choose and returns one short report: the losses that cost you the most, impact on OEE, and a recommended next step for most of them.

Evocon calculates the numbers from your production data. AI selects what matters and explains it in plain language, so you know where to look without needing a data analyst.

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Note: The Analyst is in beta and included in the Professional and Enterprise packages. To gain access, please contact your account executive or reach out to us at [email protected].

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Note: The Analyst can make mistakes. Verify all results in Evocon before taking any action.

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In this article:

What is the Analyst?

Most factories measure their production. Far fewer get answers from it, because finding the answers is real analysis work: which stops happen together, which losses concentrate on one product, shift or time of day, and which numbers mislead because of a few extreme events.

The Analyst does that work for one station at a time and writes the result as a short report you can read in about three minutes.

Each analysis contains:

• Summary: The station's OEE for the period and where it is lost, in two or three sentences.
• Top priorities: Up to three actions, ranked by what they cost you in OEE.
• Findings: The patterns behind the losses and, in most cases, a recommended next step.
• Other observations: things that are worth noting but might be too early to act on.

An analysis opens with the summary and the top priorities.

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Note: The Analyst does not replace Reports. It tells you where to look. The Downtime, OEE and Production speed reports are where you check the evidence and dig deeper.

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How to create an analysis

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Who can create analyses? In the first version, only admins can create analyses. Other users can open and read every analysis for the stations they have access to.

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1. Open Analyst from the main menu. The Analyses page lists every analysis for the stations you have access to, newest first. Use the search and the Factories and Stations filters to find one.

   

   The Analyses page: the counter of analyses left this month and the button to create a new one.

2. Click the Analysis button in the top right. The New analysis window opens.

   

   The New analysis window: timeframe, station and optional context.