One layer over the systems your factory already runs. Replaces nothing. Finds the loss hiding between two weights.
The blind spot
The data is there. The picture is not.
Your ERP knows what came in. Your checkweigher knows what went out. Between those two weights sit roasting, grinding, filling and packing, and nobody can say where the loss happens. It never falls from the sky on the floor. It only shows up at the bottom line.
One line, two weights
A typical line, intake to pallet. Each stage already produces data. The gap is that no one joins it.
Raw material arrives and is weighed on arrival.
weight, onceForeign matter removed before processing.
nothing measuredRoasting, cooking or forming, run by recipe.
process params onlySilos and buffers between stages.
level, not massGrinding, blending, mixing to spec.
level, not massProduct into packs, capsules or bottles.
no mass balanceEvery pack weighed, rejects pulled in real time.
weight per packCases packed, wrapped and scanned to warehouse.
pallet countThe layer
Mana connects what you already have.
Every data point in the plant becomes one live signal: cameras and edge devices plus the systems you already trust, ERP, MES, QC and BI. Ingested as they are. Nothing replaced.
Anything about the line, in plain language, grounded in live data. A reasoning layer joins vision with operational data to produce cause, not correlation. What. Why. What next.
Alerts reach operators in the same shift. Loss is attributed to line, shift and batch. Patterns surface across shifts, lines and SKUs, so the fix lands where the loss is made.
Live
Every signal in the plant, one living picture. This is the real thing, not a mock: explore the live map, then ask Navi anything about the line.
Book a line review
A line review is free and takes one conversation to scope: we look at the data your line already produces and show you where the picture breaks.
One call. What runs on the line, what measures what, where the weights live today.
We map the stages where loss can hide and what it would take to see it, on your existing systems.
What the blind spot plausibly costs per year, and the shortest path to proving it.