Shop floor
A terminal built for someone wearing gloves. All taps, no typing, and it works when the network does not.
What it does
One job at a time, large targets, nothing to type. Downtime is recorded against whoever owns it — prepress, stores, planning, the grid — rather than against the operator, which is the only way the reporting stays honest. Events queue on the device and sync when the network returns.
- Qualification checked before a job can be claimed
- Spoilage ceiling warns in the moment, not at shift end
- Downtime classified by owner
- Offline first, by design
GH₵ 140 per month, net of tax, on top of the plan fee and the fee per person. Added and removed by the month.
What it looks like
Captures of the working system, not drawings of it.
On a phoneThe shop floor and the field, built for a thumb and a glove. It keeps working when the network does not.
What sits next to it
Quote from a specification, not a guess. Margin and yield worked out before the number leaves the building.
GH₵ 180per monthProduction planningMaterial, suitability and capacity checked before a job is released, not after it has stopped the press.
GH₵ 220per monthStores and inventoryIssue, receipt, reconciliation and valuation. Reorder on position, not on what is in the rack.
GH₵ 160per month