Configuring KPI Metrics

How to configure OEE, OOE, and TEEP KPI metrics on an asset in TilliT.

TilliT calculates three types of KPI metrics for assets: OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness), OOE (Overall Operations Effectiveness), and TEEP (Total Effective Equipment Performance). Each asset can have up to three KPI configurations, and you can choose which metric appears on the order card.

Where to configure KPI metrics

KPI metrics are configured in the Asset Profile, found under Settings > Asset Hierarchy > select an asset > Asset Profile.

Asset Profile KPI configuration fields

KPI configuration fields

Each asset supports up to three KPI slots (KPI One, KPI Two, KPI Three). For each slot, the following fields are available:

Field	Description
KPI Label	The name displayed for this KPI.
KPI Enabled	Whether this KPI is active and calculated for the asset.
KPI Planned Production Time	The active time window used as the basis for the KPI calculation.
Exclude Planned Stoppage	When enabled, planned stoppages are excluded from the KPI calculation.
Exclude Planned Changeover	When enabled, planned changeover time is excluded from the KPI calculation.
Exclude Unavailable Time	When enabled, unavailable time is excluded from the KPI calculation.

Order Card Type

The Order Card Type field in the Asset Profile determines which KPI metric is shown on the order card for that asset. Select the KPI you want to display from the dropdown.

Order card displaying calculated KPI

Viewing KPI results

Once configured, KPI values are visible in two places:

• Order card – displays the KPI selected in the Order Card Type field

• Production summary screen – shows all configured KPIs calculated for the asset

Production summary screen showing all KPIs

How KPIs are calculated

The diagram below illustrates how each KPI type is calculated based on the configured exclusion settings.

KPI calculation diagram

The difference between OEE, OOE, and TEEP lies in what time is included in the denominator. OEE uses planned production time, OOE includes unplanned stoppages, and TEEP uses total calendar time.