Solution

Optimize throughput with no-code Industrial AI.

Most lines run below their actual capacity because setpoints stay conservative. Intelecy finds the bottleneck of the moment and tells operators how far they can safely push.

Data ExplorerForecastingPrescriptive optimizationClosed-loop automation
THROUGHPUT · LINE_02horizon 4h
+240 min projection · +4.8% t/h achievable
The problem

What makes this operationally expensive today.

Hidden bottlenecks

The constraint shifts between units and shifts; static dashboards miss it.

Conservative setpoints

Operators leave headroom on every loop because nobody owns the trade-off.

Lost capacity

Small slowdowns add up to whole shifts of missed production each month.

Signals we monitor

The process indicators behind every recommendation.

Intelecy reads these signals from your Historian, DCS, and SCADA — no new sensors required to get started.

tonnes/hourcycle timequeue lengthvalve travelconstraint flagsOEE losses
THROUGHPUT · LINE_02horizon 4h
+240 min projection · +4.8% t/h achievable
How Intelecy solves it

From signal to action, mapped to the modules.

  1. Identify the live bottleneck

    Cross-tag analysis surfaces the unit that is actually capping the line right now.

  2. Forecast capacity ahead

    Project throughput under current setpoints so supervisors plan the shift, not react to it.

  3. Recommend the next move

    Setpoint guidance with expected tonnes/hour and the quality envelope to respect.

  4. Promote winning loops

    When a recommendation is consistently safe and right, promote it to governed closed-loop.

Expected KPIs

How customers measure success.

Throughput
t/h
Per line / per unit
Cycle time
min
Per batch
OEE
%
Across the constraint
Capacity utilization
%
vs nameplate
Proof

Metals producer, Northern Europe

Metals & mining
"Operators get a number and a why. They know exactly how much further they can push the rolling mill this shift."
Operations director
Headline result
+4.8%
throughput on the constraint line
Implementation

What it takes to stand this up.

Data needed

Throughput counters and constraint-unit tags. Quality and energy tags to bound the recommendations.

Timeline

Bottleneck mapping in week 1; first prescriptive model in 2–3 weeks.

Stakeholders

Operations director, process engineer, shift supervisors, planning.

Integration

Historian + MES counters via the Gateway. Recommendations in the workspace or surfaced in the HMI.

Get started

See it on your own plant data.

A 30-minute working session with our process AI team. Bring a unit, a goal, and a few tags — leave with a working model proposal.