01
Record what comes in.
Keep intake references, supplier lots, weights, moisture readings and measurement sources together. Allocate recorded stock to the production runs that use it.
- Intake lot traceability
- Unallocated raw stock
Factory IntelligenceWhere does
Where does
every tonne go?
Know what enters your factory, what your machines produce, and what still needs explaining. Bring material accountability and daily production into one clear view.
Start with your existing recordsGrow into connected equipment
Maize milling · illustrative exampleBatch M-024
Maize processed10.000 tonnes
Finished meal7.500 t
By-products1.800 t
Recorded waste0.200 t
Stock in process0.400 t
100 kg still needs an explanation.
Example figures, not a milling benchmark. Actual balances account for stock, water changes, timing and measurement accuracy.
Material accountabilityProduction visibilityMachine downtimeTraceable records
You know how much you bought.
You should know what it became.
A factory can be busy and still be difficult to understand. Intake tickets, shift sheets, bag counts and machine logs tell different parts of the story. YeboForge brings those records together so owners and operations teams can ask better questions—and follow the answers back to the source.
A clear line through the operationFollow the material.
Follow the material.
Understand the result.
Starting with maize milling, YeboForge connects the records around your process. Your plant’s measurements determine the detail.
02
Account for what comes out.
Record finished product, by-products, measured waste, water changes and stock remaining in the process. Make the unexplained difference visible.
- Batch material balances
- Moisture-aware extraction
03
Understand the interruptions.
Capture machine stoppages and their reasons. Review downtime alongside the line’s production history, with source records available for investigation.
- Machine downtime ledger
- Daily production reports
The working dashboardA daily operating picture.
Open your workspaceA daily operating picture.
Built from actual readings.
Factory operations / OverviewPilot release
A clearer picture of production.
Traceable materials. Visible output. Readings you can review.
MaterialsWhat entered and what remains
ProductionWhat each completed run produced
MachineryRecorded stops and their reasons
THE PRODUCTION LEDGER
Batch referenceFeedFinishedReconciliation
M-024 Example maize line10.000 t7.500 t100 kg to investigate
Keep the original reading. Record the correction. Follow the history.
YeboID sign-inRole-based team accessPreserved correctionsCSV production reports
Questions that reach the boardroomFewer disconnected figures.
Fewer disconnected figures.
Better operating questions.
YeboForge puts the evidence beside the number. A difference is something to investigate. A missing reading stays missing. The result is a clearer conversation between the owner, production manager and factory floor.
Material
Which batches have an unexplained difference?
Output
How much did each line produce during the period?
Machinery
Where were stoppages recorded—and for what reasons?
Cost
What do the available energy and conversion-cost readings show?
Start specific. Build for the process.Made to understand
Made to understand
how your plant works.
Maize mills and animal-feed operations are the first focus. The wider roadmap extends the same accountable records into other manufacturing and mineral processing workflows.
Milling & animal feed
Intake, moisture, extraction, by-products and packing output.
First focusFood & beverage
Ingredients, production batches, quality and traceability.
Expansion roadmapPlastics, bricks & cement
Material consumption, rejects, rework and production records.
Expansion roadmapMining & mineral processing
Throughput and recovery using specialist sampling, grades and process models.
Expansion roadmapA practical startOne line. Real records.
One line. Real records.
A baseline you can trust.
Start with operator-led recording and the scales you already use. Scope connected equipment around actual interfaces and plant requirements.
- 01
Map
Agree the process, measurement points, reporting period and material balance.
- 02
Record
Capture intake, production and downtime with a clear measurement source.
- 03
Review
Check the daily report against the plant’s original records and investigate differences.
- 04
Connect
Assess compatible scales, counters, meters and controllers for the next stage.
Equipment integrations, advanced quality workflows and AI-assisted analysis are later phases. Direct machine control requires a separate engineering scope.
Let’s start with your factoryWhat do your
What do your
numbers leave
unexplained?
Tell us about the process you want to understand. We’ll scope a focused pilot around one production line and a clear operating question.
- A process and measurement assessment
- Agreed definitions for yield and stock movements
- A daily material and production report
- Operator training and a review with your team
Implementation and a site subscription are scoped to your operation. Hardware, installation and specialist engineering are quoted separately after assessment.
Discuss a factory pilot
Give us enough context to make the first conversation useful.
Before you start
A few practical answers.
Do we need new machinery?
The first step uses operator records and existing measurement equipment. Any hardware or controller integration is assessed for compatibility and quoted separately.
Can the software explain every material difference?
It calculates differences from the readings you record and preserves their sources. The plant team investigates the cause. Stock timing, water changes, moisture, calibration and sampling all matter.
Is this an AI system?
The current pilot release uses deterministic calculations and traceable records. AI-assisted explanations are planned after the underlying measurements can support them.
Can I use the dashboard now?
The pilot software supports YeboID sign-in, factory workspaces, intake, production runs, manual downtime, corrections, team access and CSV reports. Plant installation and equipment integration are scoped separately.