Machine Status

In ENLYZE, each machine can have a specific status based on its configuration level and available data. These statuses are shown on the home screen of the ENLYZE App as machine cards.

Machine cards provide real-time insights into what is happening with each machine and prompt you to take action when necessary.

On this page, you’ll find a detailed explanation of all possible machine statuses in ENLYZE. For each status that requires action, we explain what it means and how to resolve it.

Machine Operation Statuses

Downtime

When a machine is in downtime, its machine card will appear red and display the duration since the downtime began.

• If a downtime reason has already been assigned, it will be shown on the card.

• If no reason has been set yet, the card will state, No reason provided.

Learn more about downtime contextualization: Downtime Contextualisation

Setup sheet not configured for this product

This status indicates that no setup sheet is available for the product currently in production. This can mean:

• A setup sheet template hasn’t been configured for the machine: Creating a Machine Setup Sheet Template

• A product-specific setup sheet hasn’t been defined yet: Creating a Product Setup Sheet

Performance Deviation Control

If a setup sheet is available for the current product, the machine card monitors deviations in the defined performance parameter:

• When performance is within limits, the card displays a green line.

• If performance goes outside the limits, the card shows a red area indicating the deviation from the nearest threshold. The target is shown as a red line.

For a deeper analysis of process deviations, use the Co-Pilot for live process control or the batch protocol to review past production runs.

Missing configuration

Machine not configured

This status appears when a machine has not yet been configured to record performance parameters.

Click Set up performance recording to open the configuration interface.

Learn more about configuring the performance parameter for a machine: Configuring Performance Recording

Missing Downtime Configuration

This machine card appears in the production overview section of the home screen. If downtime detection hasn’t been set up for a machine, its card will look like the picture above.

Click Set up downtime detection to start the configuration process. Learn more about downtime configuration: Configuring Downtime Detection

Booking data

No booking data

This means ENLYZE has not received information about the current production Order or product running on the machine.

Without this data, ENLYZE cannot calculate the performance KPI, as it is product-specific.

Learn how to include booking data in ENLYZE: Connecting Booking Data.

Already synchronized booking data but still seeing this status?

The issue might be caused by delayed booking data or the lack of live production runs. While ENLYZE can work with this data, the machine card processes booking data in real time. If booking data is sent only once per day or after the order is closed, the machine card will continue to display No booking data.

Overlapping bookings

This status appears when two or more orders synced to ENLYZE overlap in time. This results in poor data quality and prevents accurate OEE calculation because the platform can't determine which product is currently running.

Click Fix overlap to know more about the issue.

Fixing overlapping bookings

Clicking Fix overlap opens this overview of all open bookings assigned to the machine:

In this window you can find all open orders that have been assigned to the machine. Since none of the orders have an end time, they are overlapping. A way to fix it is to define an end time for the two oldest orders, for example, by setting the end time equal to the start time of the next order.

For a more precise definition, we recommend checking the machine process data either in the Timeline or using the analysis dashboard.

No Data

If ENLYZE stops receiving data from a machine's performance parameter, the machine card will show a dotted performance line. The system treats this as downtime and displays how long the data loss has lasted.

Causes of missing data can vary depending on your infrastructure. We recommend you check this guide to troubleshoot missing data or connection.