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Equipment Wear Monitoring

Track the lifecycle of every critical component. Set thresholds by runtime hours, ERP output metrics, or manual entry — no ERP required to get started.

  • Runtime hours and ERP-driven output tracking
  • Manual wear entry for plants without an ERP
  • Visual wear rings with warning and critical states
  • Full replacement history with serial numbers
Work center equipment cards showing wear percentage rings
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Shift-Based Checklists

Every shift starts with a structured checklist. Workers confirm equipment status, note issues, and hand off cleanly to the next team — nothing slips through the gap.

  • Customizable checklists per work center
  • Track which shifts completed inspections
  • Issues raised automatically on failed answers
TPM checklist with yes/no questions and issue tracking
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ERP Integration

Connect LineKeep to your existing D365, SAP, or custom ERP via webhook or OData. Production output from your ERP automatically drives wear calculations — no manual entry required. Don't have an ERP yet? Manual entry works the same way, any time.

  • Webhook and OData connection types
  • Per-product ignore lists to filter non-wearing runs
  • Product code anonymisation for data privacy
ERP connection settings screen ERP production data feed on work center
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Production Traceability

Reconstruct the exact equipment state at any work center for any point in time. Trace a product code across every work center it touched, with shift, team, wear level, and TPM status all in one view.

  • Live floor view across all work centers
  • Point-in-time equipment state lookup by work center
  • Trace any product code across the whole plant
Live floor view with wear status across all work centers Traceability lookup — equipment state at a point in time Product traceability across work centers
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Compliance Dashboard

See at a glance whether every shift completed its TPM checklist across all work groups. Spot patterns in open issues before they become recurring problems.

  • Shift-by-shift completion rates per work group
  • 14-day daily completion trend chart
  • Open issue count and resolved-this-week metrics
TPM compliance dashboard with completion trends
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Issue Tracking

When a worker answers No to any checklist item, an issue is raised instantly — with an optional photo to document the problem on the spot. Assign it to a technician, track it through to resolution, and close it out with resolution notes and a confirmation photo. Every step is timestamped and kept for compliance audits.

  • Auto-created from failed checklist answers
  • Attach a photo when raising an issue — and another when resolving it
  • Assign to technicians with open / in-progress / resolved states
  • Resolution notes and timestamps for audit records
LineKeep TPM dashboard on a shop floor monitor showing work center statuses
Open Issues 3
CNC Machine 003
Guard latch bolt found loose — taper retention not holding under vibration
Critical Assembly Line · just now
Assembly Station A2
Torque wrench calibration sticker expired 3 days ago
In progress Press Area · 18 min ago
QC Inspection Bay 1
TPM checklist not completed — Night Shift pending
Open QC Zone · 2 h ago
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Scheduled Reports

LineKeep delivers your plant's TPM performance straight to your inbox — weekly or monthly, without anyone having to log in. Account admins choose the report type, the period covered, and which roles receive it. Two formats are always included: a formatted email for a quick read, and an Excel file for deeper analysis.

  • TPM Summary — completion rates, open issues, and equipment wear across all plants
  • Shift Fill Heatmap — spot exactly which shifts consistently skip their TPM fills
  • Excel attachment with a sortable detail sheet — filter by status, sort by rate
  • Delivered in account admins', supervisors', or team leads' inboxes automatically
Scheduled email report showing shift fill heatmap and TPM summary
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Kaizen Initiatives

Continuous improvement starts on the shop floor, not in a meeting room. Any operator can raise a Kaizen initiative directly from their work center — describing the waste, inefficiency, or safety risk they spotted during their shift. Team leads are notified instantly, can assign the work to a colleague, and track every idea from Open through to Done. The result is a living improvement board where nothing gets lost in an email thread.

  • Operators raise ideas from their work center in seconds — title, category, and description
  • Team leads are notified by email and can assign the initiative to any group member
  • Five-stage workflow: Open → In Review → In Progress → Done → Closed
  • Kaizen Board groups all initiatives by plant — ready for future per-plant access control
  • Operators see live status of their ideas on the same work center page where they raised them
Kaizen Board 4
Move wrench shelf to waist height
Workers reach above shoulder height every cycle — fatigue and injury risk
Open Welding Bay 1 · Safety · just now
Gravity feed ramp for parts bin
Operator stops every 20 min to lift heavy box — gravity ramp would eliminate this
In Progress Assembly A2 · Cost · 2 h ago
Error-proof sensor cable plug
Cable can be plugged in backward — add a notch so it physically cannot be misoriented
In Review CNC Line 3 · Quality · 1 d ago
Shadow board for tool storage
Done Press Area · Delivery · 3 d ago
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Scrap Tracking

Every rejected part gets logged the moment it happens — right from the work center, not reconstructed from memory at the end of the shift. Operators pick a reason, enter the quantity or weight, and optionally link the tool that was running. The result is a reliable trail of what's actually driving scrap, not a guess.

  • Log scrap in seconds at the point of rejection — reason, quantity or weight, done
  • Reason codes are configurable per plant, so categories match how your team actually talks about defects
  • Optionally link the tool in use — spot when scrap climbs as a tool nears end-of-life wear
  • Live breakdown by reason and full history for every work center, ready for root-cause analysis
Scrap by Reason 22
Machine Fault
Spindle alignment drift — 3rd occurrence this week
12 pcs CNC Machine 004 · Night Shift
Material Defect
Raw casting porosity flagged before machining
7 pcs CNC Machine 001 · Day Shift
Operator Error
3 pcs Assembly A2 · Day Shift
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Quality Management

Not every quality issue starts as scrap. Log a nonconformance from an in-process catch, a supplier defect, an audit finding, or a customer complaint — with severity and how it was dispositioned. Anything recurring or high-risk escalates to a Corrective Action: assign an owner, record the actual root cause, not "operator error," and the fix. It can't be closed until someone verifies the fix actually held.

  • Log nonconformances from scrap, in-process catches, supplier defects, audits, or customer complaints — with severity and disposition
  • Escalate recurring or high-risk issues to a Corrective Action with an assigned owner
  • Effectiveness verification required before a corrective action can be closed — no closing on good faith
  • Critical nonconformances and CAPA assignment/closure trigger email notifications automatically
Quality Board 3
Customer Complaint — Batch #4482
Housing crack reported on 6 units — disposition: return to supplier
Critical Assembly Line 2 · 1 h ago
Supplier Defect — Raw Casting
Root cause: porosity from supplier heat-treat batch — CAPA assigned to Quality Lead
CAPA In Progress CNC Machine 001 · 3 h ago
Guard Sensor Miswire
Verified & Closed Welding Bay 1 · 2 d ago

Also included

Shift scheduling Role-based access Multi-plant support Replacement analytics PWA — install on any device Work group management Auto-refresh live views Custom dashboards Multi-language UI and more

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