acqSYS turns production events, process thresholds, quality patterns, operator comments, and scheduled checks into governed alerts with recipients, severity, acknowledgments, resolution notes, and delivery channels.
Use the demo to route a QC fault, idle line, job overrun, or operator comment into follow-up.
The team deciding who needs to act and how urgent the follow-up is.
Channels are configured by deployment and rule, not sprayed to everyone.
Show a floor comment becoming a tracked manager follow-up.
A delayed job, idle line, failed spool, drifting process signal, or operator comment needs a specific owner and a clear trail. Without routing rules, teams either miss the issue or numb themselves to constant messages.
Event alerts, process thresholds, and acknowledge-resolve governance keep the alert center a working list your team acts on — not a feed it learns to ignore.
Job, order, spool QC, line status, downtime, and operator-comment events.
OEE, quality, downtime duration, diameter drift, speed deviation, preparation duration, and scrap rate.
Acknowledge, resolve, log delivery attempts, and keep the alert center useful.
Trigger, route, acknowledge, resolve.
Exceptions stay attached to production context. Alerts matter because they can point back to the job, order, line, spool, comment, or metric that created them.
The goal is not to notify everyone about everything. Useful deployments tune recipients, thresholds, cooldowns, channels, and escalation language around plant roles. Threshold and pattern rules are available from Professional; webhook delivery is Enterprise.
Alert context includes the production job, order, spool, line, or threshold that raised it rather than a generic system-health ping.
We will map your escalation rules, shift coverage, notification channels, production-risk triggers, and process thresholds into an alert workflow.
