Andvora
Operations Platform
Shopfloor operations platform for manufacturers

See the shopfloor clearly. Guide the next action.

Andvora helps plant teams capture disruptions on one line, see what keeps recurring, and give the next step a clear owner.

Initial pilot: one line, founder-facilitated, with no machine integration.

Assembly line example

Morning shift · Line A

Illustrative

Lost time

42 min

Rework units

18 pcs

Open actions

2 / 3

01

Connector parts arrived late to station

18 min stop · Material

02

Wire harness connection needed rework

18 units · Quality

Next action

Check component-kit readiness before the next shift

Owner: Materials lead · Due: next shift

Scenario and figures are illustrative, not customer results.

A practical problem → response

Scenario: an electronics assembly line misses its shift target

Not one dramatic failure, but small recurring disruptions that are hard to piece together at shift handover.

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What happens on the line

  • 01A component kit arrives incomplete, leaving operators waiting.
  • 02A screw-fastening station has repeated short stops.
  • 03Units fail a function check and need rework.
  • 04Shift notes differ; the main cause and owner are unclear.
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What the team does with Andvora

  • 01Record stop time, cause category, and impact on the shift target.
  • 02Separate downtime, material issues, defects, and rework.
  • 03Pick one recurring loss for the plant team to address.
  • 04Assign an owner and due date, then review whether it recurs.

This is an example pilot workflow, not a customer case study or an Andvora result claim.

The Andvora platform

See the loss. Guide the response. Close the loop.

01

See the shopfloor

Bring downtime, material blockers, defects, and rework into one shift view for supervisors.

02

Guide the team response

Use a consistent workflow to capture event context and choose the next step.

03

Close the loop

Assign an owner, due date, and verification. The initial pilot is facilitated manually without machine connectivity.

Start with familiar shopfloor work

Built around problems shared across manufacturing.

The pilot follows your plant’s process and problem. The first example does not have to be PVC extrusion.

Electronics assembly
Food & beverage
Packaging
Automotive components
Metal fabrication
Plastic extrusion
Free initial pilot · one line

Have a line that keeps losing time or output?

Tell us about the process and its main pain point. We’ll see together whether a simple pilot can measure it.

  • ✓ One line and one priority problem
  • ✓ Hands-on facilitation during the pilot
  • ✓ A baseline summary and improvement actions
Review pilot scope

The general workbench uses a simulated electronics assembly scenario. The extrusion changeover module remains available as a specialist example. Pilots are facilitated around process and logging readiness.

PLANT PILOT INQUIRY FORM

Targeted trial on 1 bottleneck line. We will review the fit and contact you about next steps.

Free · 14 Days1 Bottleneck Line

Share general context only—do not include production records, worker names, or confidential information. Before a pilot, we will agree in writing how operational data is accessed, transferred, stored, and deleted.

✓14-Day Pilot • 1 Line • Event Review & Owner-Based Action List