Yield per Productive Time¶
Category: Performance Metrics · Widget ID: oee.yield-per-time
What it shows¶
Shows produced parts per active production time over the period, with a time-weighted period average shown as a reference line and as a value below the chart. Introduced in app v9.41.0.
Data and refresh¶
- Data source: Reports API (time series).
- Time range: Respects the selected time period (plotted across the window).
- Machine filter: Respects the selected machine(s).
- Widget locks: You can lock this widget to its own machine and/or time range (Machine lock / Time lock) so it ignores the dashboard filters. See Custom Dashboard.
Configuration¶
Open the slider menu, then select Configure. Apply with Confirm or discard with Close.
| Setting | Choices and default | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Parts basis | Total parts (good + bad) (default), Good parts, Bad parts | Selects the numerator of the production rate. |
| Time unit | Per minute (default), Per hour | Expresses the rate per active production minute or hour. |
| Machine grouping | Aggregate (one line) (default), Per machine | Combines the selected machines or shows separate machine series. |
| Chart type | Line (default), Bar | Changes how the rate is drawn. |
| Bucket | 5m, 15m, 1h (default), 1d, 1w, 1mo | Groups the selected period into 5-minute, 15-minute, hourly, daily, weekly or monthly intervals. |
| Show average | On by default | Shows the reference line for the period average. The average uses parts divided by active production time, rather than an unweighted average of points. |
| Show legend | On by default | Shows the key identifying the series. |
Machine/time locks are in the widget menu.
How to read it¶
Each bar/point is the yield (parts per active time) for a bucket; the reference line and footer value give the average across the whole period. Use it to judge output efficiency independent of downtime.
Interactions¶
- Widget filter (top-right icon) — open the widget's own settings to change its display.
Screenshot¶
Troubleshooting¶
Widget shows no data -> No events in the selected machine/period, or a filter is too narrow -> Widen the time range or change the machine, then refresh once -> If a machine that normally reports data stays empty, use Troubleshooting > Connectivity.