From the shop-floor display to your own evaluations.

All machines as photo tiles: manufacturer, model, live state and a display of whether data is actually arriving. Each machine has its own page with continuously updating live charts, the active alarms in the controller's own words, buttons to start a recording or set up an automatic one, and a tab with the machine's documents.

Engineers build their own evaluations on a drawing canvas that does not allow invalid connections. Before anything goes live, they try it on real history, then assign it to machines, choose where it runs and put it through the test phase. The setup assistant for AI models and the chart builder work the same way.

• Controller connections with a live connection test — followed by automatic discovery of all available data points.
• An existing Siemens connector configuration can be pasted in and is turned into the list of devices and data points automatically.
• Sensor registration with a real hardware test.
• Assigning machine values to standard names, with live values shown while you assign.
• A nine-step OEE setup assistant and a guided machine import.

Grind Master integrates the KSF GrindingExpert service: choose material, hardness, wheel, roughness and form accuracy, enter wheel and workpiece data, and get dressing parameters and a step-by-step strategy — roughing, finishing, fine finishing, spark-out — with feeds, infeeds, stroke counts, specific material removal rates with warning levels, power, contact time and burn risk. When the service has no data for a combination, the screen says so instead of showing an invented value.

Nothing is visible without a login. Two clearly separated roles: User sees production data and can start the actions that produce it; Admin manages settings, machines and users. Logging out, deactivating a user or resetting a password ends the session immediately. Changing settings requires Admin rights by default.