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Use cases

The same system, four very different customer conversations.

The system records the same data in every plant. What differs is your buyer’s question — and the proof you show.

The path of a part

Click any stage. See what the system records there.

Data goes straight from the PLC into the database. Click any stage to see what stays in the unit history.

Pick a stage to see the details

Operation at a production station

The controller calls an exeTrace block and records process values — no manual entry.

What gets recorded
  • Station identifier and part serial number
  • Measured process parameters alongside their setpoints
  • Timestamp accurate to the second
The question you can answer

What tightening torque was this specific unit assembled at three months ago?

Recall scope: 23 pcs

Automotive — Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers

The situation

The OEM requires traceability in the contract. On a field claim you have days to define the scope — or the customer defines it at your expense.

What exeTrace records
  • Critical parameters and setpoints from every station
  • Serial number linked to component serial numbers
  • Station, repeats and timestamp of every operation
  • SPC charts and Cp / Cpk for critical parameters
What you get out of it

Produce a short list of serial numbers instead of a full production window, and show hard data at the audit.

Recall containment analysis by component or by station

Instead of quarantining a full week of output, define the scope: 23 units directly affected and 150 products in scope, with a PDF report to download.

Rework loop detected · 1 of 2

Electronics and appliances

The situation

Multi-stage assembly, tests across several stations and frequent rework that leaves a single line on paper — or nothing.

What exeTrace records
  • Full unit route including returns to a station
  • Result of every test and defect cause
  • Rework as a separate step with its own outcome
  • Link between module and finished product
What you get out of it

See what rework costs and which station creates it. A field claim leads to a specific measurement.

Visual process route and rework inspector

See the initial reject at ST-11 Press (74.41 bar > 74.00 bar), the NOK reason, and the successful second pass.

Cpk 0.84 · Nelson Rule R2

Machinery and metalworking

The situation

Welding, machining, tightening — a parameter decides quality, but the data stays locked inside the PLC.

What exeTrace records
  • Weld energy, tightening torque, pressure, temperature
  • Measurement set against the tolerance band
  • Process drift and trends detected automatically
  • Machine parameter history over time
What you get out of it

Correct the setpoint before scrap appears and see which machine drives losses.

I-MR control chart and automated drift diagnosis

Continuous Cp/Cpk calculation for welding current and an immediate alert when the process shifts off center.

PDF Passport · LOT-260318-01

Production for buyers in regulated industries

The situation

Your buyer operates in a regulated sector and requires full provenance documentation for every batch.

What exeTrace records
  • Unit history exportable to PDF
  • Named accounts (SSO) and separated roles
  • Data exclusively on your server (on-premise)
  • Link between the unit, its production order and production lot (LOT)
What you get out of it

Answer the auditor with a PDF document downloaded from the dashboard.

Single-unit digital passport with tolerance bands

Complete measurement record across all stations, linked to the production order and production lot (LOT) — ready for one-click PDF export.

Do not see your industry?

The system knows stations, parameters and links — describe your process and we will tell you plainly whether exeTrace fits.

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