OEE
Overall Equipment Effectiveness - the high-level KPI measuring the overall performance of your manufacturing process.

Overall Equipment Effectiveness is a high-level manufacturing KPI used to measure the overall performance of a manufacturing process. It is derived from three individual KPIs: Availability, Performance and Quality.
At a glance
Generated from the report definition (OEE / OEE).
- Key visuals: column chart, 3× line chart
What this report helps you do
- Measure the overall performance of your manufacturing process in one KPI
- Break OEE down into its Availability, Performance and Quality components
- Identify which of the three levers drags overall effectiveness down
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OEE and its components
OEE together with its three drivers.
- Availability defines the work-center availability
- Performance measures the throughput of the manufacturing process
- Quality measures the quality of the output
Typical use cases
- Effectiveness monitoring — Track OEE over time and against the previous year to spot structural effectiveness losses.
- Root-cause of losses — Determine whether availability, performance or quality is the main driver of a low OEE.
Related KPIs
- OEE
- Availability
- Performance
- Quality
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