Eryxon Flow

Customer problem: simple averages hide setup time and produce weak quoting data. We're considering a better way to separate setup time from per-piece cycle time so quote feedback and production learning are more trustworthy. This is especially relevant for shops where setup-heavy work distorts simple averages.

Customer problem: operators need a quick way to leave context for the next shift without falling back to paper notes or side conversations. We're considering a lightweight work-order remark field for shift handoff and operator notes. The goal is to make it easier to pass along context without creating a heavy messaging system inside the product.

Customer problem: supervisors need a faster way to see progress, bottlenecks, and work-at-risk without chasing updates across the floor. We're considering a rolled-up production view for managers who need job progress, bottleneck visibility, and exception awareness in one place. The aim is to reduce manual status chasing while keeping the floor and management views aligned.