Report production across PDA, tablet and PC, supporting operation-level, summary and piece-rate reporting as well as full pause / resume / abort scenarios. Reported data flows back to the work-order board in real time and links automatically with piece-rate payroll, SPC control charts and OEE.
A standard 5-second action + 5 reporting modes covering every scenario
Workers scan the work-order barcode on a PDA, enter quantity and confirm yield — a report in 5 seconds, with offline mode resuming uploads after disconnection.
Team leaders batch-enter the whole shift's output on a tablet, split by operation + worker, sparing workers from reporting one by one.
For missed or mis-reported cases, PMC / statisticians enter or correct records on the PC, with a full audit trail throughout.
Enter good, defective and rework counts at reporting time; operation yield accumulates automatically, with alerts when it falls below baseline.
Handle equipment faults, material shortages and quality stops in one tap; downtime is classified by cause and fed into OEE.
Reported data automatically computes wages from standard operation hours + piece rates, with a one-click payroll-sheet export at month end.
The shop floor has no time for workers to spend 30 seconds filling a long form. SBK MES compresses the PDA reporting flow to 5 seconds: scan the work-order barcode → enter the good count → submit, with all other fields pre-filled or inferred by the system.
Different industries and processes require different reporting methods. SBK MES has 5 built-in reporting modes, and factories choose flexibly based on operation characteristics.
Downstream modules driven by reporting
Reported data drives more than half of MES functionality: work-order progress, operation yield, equipment OEE, labor hours, piece-rate pay, SPC charts and cost aggregation — one accurate report saves countless rounds of duplicate entry.
OEMs require operation-level traceability; every operation is reported individually, with a 5-second PDA scan that doesn't disrupt cycle time.
Pick-and-place output data is transmitted automatically; workers only need to confirm, with no manual entry.
Pieces completed per worker × unit price = wage, with sheets generated automatically at month end and no disputes.
For non-standard equipment with a 30-day cycle, report at 3 nodes: "frame complete / final assembly complete / commissioning complete."
Reporting is the raw data of MES, driving the three dimensions of quality, efficiency and cost
Start reporting at the workstation after claiming an order
Defect data at reporting time triggers in-process inspection
Reported data drives piece-rate pay
Reported yield data drives SPC charts
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