Energy
Run the same production on less energy by holding the process at its most efficient settings, not its safest ones.
Quality variability isn't a lab problem, it's a timing problem. ProcessMiner predicts quality every 30 seconds and guides the correction before the quality deviation reaches the spec limit, so your current team holds tighter quality than a larger one could by reacting.
How quality gets made today vs. with ProcessMiner
Today, quality is checked at the lab and the problem is discovered after the defect is already made. With ProcessMiner, quality is predicted every 30 seconds and the quality deviation is addressed before it reaches the spec limit. The line keeps running, in spec.
Operators react only once off-spec product has already been made.
ProcessMiner predicts the trend and corrects in real time.
How the platform delivers this outcome
Cutting variability by up to 20% isn't one feature. It's a loop: predict where quality is heading, find what's pushing it, and hold the process at its best-known settings.
Your lab tells you what already happened. The platform predicts quality every 30 seconds, per product grade/SKU, filling the blind spots between lab samples with a live trend your team can act on.
Reactive vs. proactive
When a quality prediction crosses a grade/SKU limit, the platform surfaces the top 10 to 15 process tags driving the quality deviation, ranked by influence. Your team fixes the cause instead of debating it, and variability stops repeating for the same reason.
Ranked contributing factors
The platform identifies your golden run, the settings that produced your best quality at the lowest cost, and keeps key process variables aligned to those targets in real time. Every crew, every shift, runs to the same proven centerline instead of personal preference.
Centerline vs. current settings
Results from the field
These figures come from real ProcessMiner deployments in pulp and paper, not projections. Tighter quality shows up as less scrap, fewer giveaways, and margin that stays on the sheet.
Figures reflect actual ProcessMiner deployments in pulp and paper. Results vary by facility, process, and data quality; past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
See it on your own process
Bring six months of historical quality data. We'll show you where the variability is coming from, what a 20% reduction would be worth at your facility, and whether a pilot makes sense.
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Whether it's our platform, your process, or a free in-depth process data analysis and pilot you'd like to see in action, let us know.