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How it works

From machine to meeting room
in four steps.

Procezly runs next to your plant systems, pulls the data it needs read-only, and publishes each business unit as its own secure site.

Step 01

Connect

A read-only link to your ERP's reporting data. Production, downtime, scrap, parts, customers and releases sync every few minutes.

Step 02

Model

Each business unit gets its lines, shifts, ideal rates and costs, so OEE and losses are calculated the same way everywhere.

Step 03

Publish

Every business unit is served on its own address behind your company sign-in, with roles deciding what each person sees.

Step 04

Act

Floor screens, alerts, reports and Ask put the numbers in front of people while they can still change the shift.

Edge

Real-time when your
machines are ready.

ERP reporting data runs hours behind the floor. Industrial PCs at each line read cycle counts and machine state straight from the PLC, so status and timers go live to the second.

  • Read-only access to PLC tags
  • Works beside existing data collectors during cut-over
  • Counts compared with the ERP before go-live
LinePLCCycle complete · state · faults
EdgeIndustrial PCReads tags, buffers if the network drops
ProcezlyBusiness unit siteLive status, OEE and alerts
Business units

One organization. Many plants. No crossed wires.

Each business unit has its own address, data, alerts and Teams channel. People sign in once with their company account and see only the business units they belong to.

Organization

Your company, matched by the domain of your work email and signed in through your own identity provider.

Business units

Each plant is a separate site, like plant.procezly.com, with its own branding on screens and emails.

People

Roles and plant access per person, managed by your admins, recorded in an audit log.