For Frontline Operators

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TRUSTED BY INDUSTRY LEADERS.

Empower your workforce with the knowledge, training, and tools to do the right work, the right way, every time. Driven by real data, built around how your business runs, easy to learn, and ready to scale from one cell to every site.
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TRUSTED BY MANUFACTURING LEADERS
THE PROBLEM

OPERATORS DON’T ABANDON SYSTEMS. THEY ABANDON BUSYWORK.

Four systems that overlap, a paper traveler, and a walk to find the drawing. That’s productive time spent on everything except making parts, and it’s your hardest role to hire doing it. So the work wins: downtime gets reconstructed at shift end, scrap gets estimated, and the record turns into memory. What you need is a single system that doesn’t depend on anyone remembering and tells operators what to do next.

DON’T WAIT FOR DOWNTIME TO TELL YOU SOMETHING’S WRONG.

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THEY’RE THE SCARCEST RESOURCE YOU HAVE

Every hour a skilled machinist spends on paperwork is an hour of the hardest role to hire, spent on the thing anyone could do.
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DISCONNECTED SYSTEMS COST YOU PARTS

A time clock, a job clocking terminal, a paper traveler, and end-of-shift reporting all want the same information the machine already recorded. Every minute of that is production time.
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MEASURED AGAINST NUMBERS NOBODY CHECKED

Performance judged against cycle and setup standards set years ago, with no mechanism for the operator’s reality to correct them.

ONE SCREEN.
CLOCK-IN TO HANDOVER.

Machinists, setup techs, and station workers at benches, test stands, and inspection. Configured per work area, taught in an hour, measured in taps and seconds.

Keep priorities current with live schedule sync.

Put active and upcoming jobs in priority order at the machine, updated the moment planning reprioritizes. Show pacing against expected output, so an operator knows where they stand without asking.
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Start every job with the right documents.

Surface setup sheets, work instructions, tool lists, and remaining tool life at job start. Call quality, maintenance, or materials with one button instead of a walk across the floor.
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Submit labor with machine-verified tickets.

Make signing in the time clock, then accumulate time, setup-versus-run, and counts automatically. Validate quantities against machine counts at review, and post to the ERP under the operator’s name.
See time and labor capture
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Clear downtime with rule-based categorization.

Detect every stoppage from machine data and categorize most by rule, so operators never log the event itself. Resolve the rest in grouped batches, and code scrap with reasons tied to the job automatically.
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Fit each work area with a configurable station.

Set the layout, views, downtime prompts, and job card content per area, so a Swiss cell and an assembly bench don’t get the same screen. Bring benches, inspection, and test stands onto the same workflow.
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Measure people fairly with corroborated records.

Record the four hours a machine sat waiting on maintenance as machine downtime, not operator slowness. Correct cycle and setup standards that demonstrated production proves wrong.
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See It In Action

ABACORP's operators used to walk to a shared kiosk at the end of every shift and wait in line to enter their parts. Now everything happens at the machine, and the kiosk is only used to clock in. NO MORE LINE AT THE KIOSK.

TESTIMONIALS

ASK THE PEOPLE USING IT.

Adoption is the only measure that matters on the floor. These are the operators and shops running it every shift.
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HE FOLLOWS THE JOB TO THE SECOND.

"Before we got these, I timed everything right out myself. But now I can see exactly what I'm doing, where my MOs are, where I gotta stop, when the machine's down. I can follow it right to the second."

- Frontline Operator, Fairview Machine

NOBODY WANTED TO GO BACK.

"Once we moved away from manual paper entry, no one wanted to go back."

- Dennis Mursoi, Continuous Improvement Manager

A HAPPY OPERATOR.

"I say a board operator is a happy operator."

- Corbin, Board Operator, Wiscon Products

KEEP EXPLORING TEAMS

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OPERATIONS

The supervisor who sees your request and can act on it without walking the floor.
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MAINTENANCE

The technician your one-tap request reaches, with the machine context already attached.
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CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

Where the reasons you log turn into changes to the process.
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EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP

Why the numbers above you are only as good as the record you confirm.
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Your factory's smartest decisions live in your senior operators' heads. Here's how AI-guided execution turns tribal knowledge into real action on the shop floor

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From Disconnected to Data-Driven Webinar | March 26

Discover how ABACORP integrated MachineMetrics with their ERP to enhance manufacturing execution, improves decision-making, and optimizes production efficiency. Tune in March 26.

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From Machine Data to Guided Action

A candid look at what closing the execution gap actually looks like inside a precision machining shop

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PUT IT IN FRONT
OF AN OPERATOR.

That’s the only test that matters. Training runs an hour or two at the machine, and new hires work in it on day one.

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