Shop-Floor Operations and Document-to-Cloud Intake, Built to the Same Standard
Onshore Automate tracks equipment, downtime, and OEE on the shop floor with human-confirms-first AI, and ships with a document-to-cloud intake pipeline -- scan or upload paperwork and it lands in the right client account automatically, even when several clients' documents are scanned together in one batch.
Tested with real hardware, not just a demo integration
Print a client's routing barcode, place it in front of their paperwork, and scan several clients' documents in one continuous pass on an ordinary office scanner -- Onshore Automate finds every barcode in the batch, splits the scan at each boundary, and files every piece to the correct account on its own. Anything without a readable barcode is never auto-filed: it's OCR'd, a best-guess destination is proposed, and a person always confirms, edits, or rejects it before it's final.
Core Capabilities
Equipment Hierarchy
Self-describing equipment tree that grows with the floor -- no schema migration required to add a new machine, line, or site.
Downtime & OEE Tracking
Changeover and downtime event logging with real OEE calculation, correctly rolled up across mixed run-times.
Human-Confirms-First AI
AI proposes a downtime-reason classification -- a person always confirms, edits, or rejects it before it's final. Never auto-applied.
Document Scan & Upload
Scan or upload straight into a client's account -- stored, viewable, and confirmed by email the moment it lands.
Dedicated Scan-to-Cloud
A single client's own network scanner (SFTP or SMB) files directly into their account, no manual upload step.
Barcode Auto-Sorting
A shared scanner handling several clients' paperwork in one batch -- split and routed automatically by printed cover sheet.
Multi-Tenant From Day One
Every account gets its own isolated data namespace, enforced server-side -- not just an application-level convention. Built for organizations managing operations and documents across many separate clients or sites.