Ask your floor
anything.
Type a question the way you'd ask your best analyst. Ask looks it up in your plant's own data, with the same math as the dashboard, and answers in seconds. Need it in a spreadsheet? Just say so.
Example with fictional data
No report builder.
No pivot tables.
If the answer is in your production data, Ask can find it.
It checks the data
before it answers.
You ask
In plain English, from the Ask tab in your dashboard, on a laptop or a phone. Follow-up questions keep the context.
It looks it up
Ask picks the right lookups and runs them against the same data and formulas as the dashboard. If a number didn't come from a lookup, it doesn't say it.
You get an answer you can use
The direct answer first, then the few numbers that matter. Ask for a spreadsheet and you get a download, or email it to yourself.
Everything the dashboard knows.
Right now
What every line is doing, how long it's been in that state, and the part it's running.
Any date range
OEE, availability, performance, quality, downtime and scrap by line, shift, day, week or month.
Losses in dollars
Capacity and scrap cost, for the people allowed to see dollars.
Plant vs plant
Side-by-side totals for every business unit you have access to.
Parts, releases and schedules
Part and customer lookups, firm vs forecast releases, and a run plan by line, when your ERP provides them.
Excel on request
OEE reports, downtime logs and custom pulls as a download, ready to send.
Smart, but on a
short leash.
- Read-only. Ask can't change anything in your ERP, your machines or Procezly.
- Only your plants. It sees exactly what the person asking can see on the dashboard.
- Respects roles. People without dollar access get hours, pieces and percentages, never dollars.
- On the record. Every question is logged with the person's name.
- Honest about limits. If the data can't answer, it says so. AI can still make mistakes, so check key numbers in Reports.
Ask has a face.
It watches you type, thinks while it looks things up, and lets you know how it went.
See Ask on your kind of data.
We'll show Ask live in a 30-minute guided demo. The public demo is read-only, so Ask is switched off there.