DELMIAWorks Automatic OEE Shift Reporting
Every night, WebRun opens DELMIAWorks' real time machine monitoring, pulls each press's run time, ideal versus actual cycle time, and good versus scrapped parts for the shift, calculates availability, performance, and quality into an OEE score per press, logs a scorecard row to a Google Sheet, and emails the plant manager a summary ranking presses from best to worst OEE.
How do I get an OEE scorecard for every press each shift?
WebRun pulls each press's run time, cycle time, and good versus scrapped parts from DELMIAWorks real time machine monitoring every night, calculates availability, performance, and quality into an OEE score per press, and logs a scorecard row to Google Sheets. It emails the plant manager a summary ranking presses from best to worst OEE, so underperforming machines surface the next morning, not at month end.
- Underperforming presses surface the next morning instead of at month end
- OEE is calculated consistently every shift without a manual spreadsheet pull
- A running OEE history builds automatically for trend analysis
Built for plant managers · production supervisors · process engineers · injection molders
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
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DELMIAWorks - pull run time, cycle time, and scrap by press
- Open DELMIAWorks real time machine monitoring for the shift just completed
- Pull scheduled run time, actual run time, ideal cycle time, actual cycle time, and good versus scrapped parts for each press
- Note the job and part run on each press for context
Done when Every press that ran this shift has its run time, cycle time, and part counts captured.
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Google Sheets - calculate and log the OEE scorecard
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WebRun opens Google Sheets to calculate and log the OEE scorecard. - Open the OEE scorecard sheet and add a row per press for the shift
- Calculate availability, performance, and quality rates, then multiply them into an OEE score
- Rank presses from highest to lowest OEE for the shift
Done when The OEE scorecard is calculated and logged for every press that ran this shift.
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Outlook - email the plant manager the summary
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WebRun opens Outlook to email the plant manager the summary. - Draft a summary email listing each press's OEE score, ranked highest to lowest
- Call out any press below your target OEE threshold
- Send the summary to the plant manager's inbox
Done when The plant manager has tonight's OEE summary by email.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Does it adjust the standard cycle time or scrap counts?
No. WebRun only reads run time, cycle time, and part counts already captured in DELMIAWorks. It never edits a standard or a part count. Those stay set by your process and quality teams.
How is the OEE score calculated?
The standard way: availability times performance times quality. Availability compares actual to scheduled run time, performance compares ideal to actual cycle time, and quality compares good parts to total parts run.
Can I see OEE trends over time, not just one shift?
Yes. Every shift adds a new row to the same Google Sheet, so the scorecard builds into a running history you can filter by press or date to spot trends.
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