Make More Money With the Machines You Already Have

Real-time machine monitoring that turns downtime into dollars without buying a new machine or hiring a new person.

Every minute your machines sit idle, you lose money. Datanomix gives you that money back—with real-time machine monitoring that helps you make more parts, hit more delivery dates, and grow profits—without adding people or paperwork. No Operator Input. No extra work. Just clear insight into how every job is running—and what it’s worth to your bottom line.

Most Shops Are Running at 40%, And Don’t Know It

Most owners think their utilization is closer to 80%. The reality, when machines start telling the truth, is closer to 40%. That gap isn’t a moral failing — it’s just what happens when nobody can see what’s actually happening on the floor.

Datanomix closes the gap by showing you, in real time:

Where jobs are running behind, and why
Which shifts are crushing it, and which aren’t
Why delivery dates slip — and how to fix it before they do
The true cost of downtime, long setups, and slow cycles

Read the full breakdown of how shops Make More with production monitoring here.

“We’ve easily cut out an hour of downtime over the course of several days. For us, that’s big.”

Julian Torres, Vice President of Engineering
American Turned Products | Fairview, PA

Three Plays That Pay Off Fast

Every Datanomix Pilot Program kicks off with three plays that fix how the shop floor communicates, and kill wasted time hiding in the gaps. They’re how Datanomix customers reclaim 10–20% more uptime in the first 30 days.

TV Mode on the Shop Floor
Broadcast which machines are down, why, and for how long. Nobody has to ask. And nobody wants to be the slow one on the board.
Real-Time Alerts
The minute attention is needed, the right people know — at their desk, on the floor, on their phone. No more waiting for the morning meeting to find out the spindle’s been down since lunch.
Waste Elimination
We surface the small, repeating losses nobody notices: slow shift starts, downtime around breaks, the gap between the last part and the end of shift. Kill them one by one. Watch the hours add up.

See the three plays in detail here.