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Here at Spendbase our internal data shows that PerformOEE is consistently seen as a high‑value, high‑impact platform for manufacturing teams looking to get serious about OEE, real‑time visibility, and continuous improvement.

From what our Spendbase clients tell us, a few themes are very clear:

1) Business impact and ROI
– Strong gains in:
– On‑time delivery (especially in high‑demand seasons)
– OEE improvements through better uptime and reduced downtime
– Faster root‑cause analysis for losses and quality issues
– The system quickly becomes the “single source of truth” for shift handovers, daily production meetings, and CI reviews, which increases the payoff of the investment.

2) Real‑time control and visibility
– Live dashboards used at desks and on the shop floor to track:
– Machine performance in real time
– Downtime reasons and alarms
– Order progress and quality status
– Our internal data shows that when PerformOEE is used actively in daily routines, adoption and value realization are notably higher.

3) Continuous improvement & analytics
– Spendbase clients highlight:
– “Click-as-you-think” drilldowns for loss analysis
– Powerful reporting modules for trend analysis and month‑end reporting
– Easy identification of improvement opportunities, which helps build a CI culture company‑wide.

4) Implementation, support, and customization
– Implementation is generally described as smooth and well‑managed.
– OEEsystems invests time to understand each production process and configures the system accordingly.
– Custom adaptations to reporting and data collection are common and appreciated.
– Ongoing support (e.g., biweekly calls) is a strong positive driver of satisfaction.

5) Areas to watch (for cost/value optimization)
– Some production areas (e.g., rolling mills) can require more manual data collection, which may increase internal effort.
– Display formatting is occasionally mentioned as an area that could be refined.
– The product is feature‑rich; without a clear rollout roadmap, teams might underuse modules they’re paying for.

From a Spendbase discount and optimization angle, PerformOEE tends to deliver strong value when:
– You plan a phased feature rollout aligned with priorities.
– You embed it into regular meetings and CI routines.
– You work with the vendor to streamline data collection on more manual lines.

In short, our internal data shows very high satisfaction and a strong link between active usage and measurable operational gains.