Maximising efficiency across your production process by reviewing your machines’ activity.
With Cim50’s Machine Monitoring, you remove the guesswork and gain real data on your machine capacity, giving you the knowledge needed to create a more efficient manufacturing process.
The sensor is a small IoT device that connects to any and all electrical equipment. Simply connect the sensor to a live power cable and wirelessly record energy draw.
Once installed you will automatically start collecting real-time accurate data, allowing you to see: run time, idle time and when machines stops.
Your production data is easily analysed from one screen, giving you the insights needed to indentify key areas to improve effeciency.
See how Cim50 Machine Monitoring enables data-driven decision-making so you can optimise your production processes. See Machine Monitoring in action with the overview video below!
The Cim50 Machine Monitoring Module makes measuring your production’s energy usage simple. After a simple setup, gain access to all the real-time data on one screen for you to analyse.
All data is displayed in graphs to make identifying peaks and dips in the production process simple. This gives you clear and accurate data to drive continuous improvement across your business.
Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) measures productivity by calculating the percentage of production time that is actually productive.
OEE is expressed as a percentage daily, giving you visibility into your operational efficiency, quickly and simply.
Machine Monitoring provides continuous monitoring of your machine’s activity, delivering accurate real-time data.
This Data shows your machine’s uptime and energy consumption, enhancing the visibilty of your production process.
Use the data collected on your energy consumption to calculate operational costs, taking into account variable energy costs.
Use this data to indentify cost saving opptrunities in your machine activity. Creating actionable insights into improving cost effectiveness.
Quickly review your machine’s performance using a pie chart, displaying the amount of time spent in the “Off,” “Idle,” and “Active” phases and connecting these to energy usage for a comprehensive picture of efficiency and costs.
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Yes, given the stresses placed on supply chains, and the general volatility of sourcing goods, costs can fluctuate dramatically in short periods of time.
With the Cim50 Quotations module, you can re-visit any quotation, and update the costs for all items within that quotation to obtain up-to-date costing estimates. You can then choose whether to update the selling prices to ensure you maintain your desired profit margins, or keep them the same, in which case it will show the updated markup and margin percentages.
No, if you choose to use the Cim50 Quotations module, it would supersede Sage 50 Quotes,
All the functionality available in Sage 50 Quotes is available in Cim50 Quotations, plus a lot more.
Yes, you can raise a quotation for a “non-stock” item, which can then be configured or not, depending on your requirements.
If the customer proceeds to placing the order, you can choose to convert the non-stock item into a stock item as well as a bill of material if it is a manufactured item, adding it to the stock and bill of material list.
Alternatively, if the item is unlikely to be ordered again, or is a completely bespoke item, you can raise works and/or purchase orders for that item without the need to create a stock record and bill of material.
Cim50 comes with a range of standard quotation layouts, that can be fully customised to incorporate your companies logo, branding and terms & conditions.
You can then choose to email a quotation from the system, which will generate a draft email in Microsoft Outlook.
Yes, from within the Cim50 Quotations module you can configure manufactured items to an exact specification. You can then instruct the system to create a works order based on that specification, which may differ from the standard Bill of Material.
Yes, each quotation has a detailed profit and loss analysis enquiry screen, detailing all of the costs associated with the quote, broken down by cost headings and types. Then listing out the projected revenue and providing a profit forecast accordingly.