November

AI Analyst: findings you can check, translate and ask about Pro

A finding is only useful when your team can check it, understand it and act on it. Three updates help with that:

• Report links: when a recommendation names an Evocon report, click it to open the report with the station, period and filters already set.
• Your language: read any analysis in the language you use Evocon in. Names from your data, such as stop reasons and products, stay as written.
• Questions and answers: ask about an analysis you created and get answers from the same data. Only the author of an analysis can ask questions but everyone who opens the analysis sees the questions and answers.

Read the support documentation about the Analyst to learn more.

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The Analyst is still in beta and can make mistakes. Verify all results in Evocon before taking any action.

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October

AI Analyst: your production data, analyzed and explained Pro

Most factories measure their production. Far fewer get answers from it, because digging them out is real analysis work and those skills are scarce. The Analyst, supported by AI does that work for any station: it reads the station's OEE and downtime data for any period from a month up to a year and returns one short report.

• Top priorities: the report opens with the losses to act on first.
• Findings ranked by cost: each finding states what it costs in OEE, so the first thing you read is the first thing worth fixing.
• Recommended actions: most findings come with a next step, either an action in Evocon or a change in how you work.
• Plain language: written for a production professional to read and act on, not for a data scientist to interpret.

Every number in the report is calculated by Evocon's own code from your data. The AI selects and explains what matters, and it finds the patterns that are easy to miss: stops that chain together, losses that concentrate on one product, shift, operator or time of day, a worsening stop flagged with the week it began, and target speeds set too low that inflate your OEE.

Pick a station and a period, add any context the Analyst should know, such as a maintenance window or a trial run, and the report is ready in a few minutes.

Your plan includes a set number of analyses per month, and the counter in the Analyst shows how many are left. Need more? Contact our support team.