Hunting for a tool, reworking a part, stretching a changeover: you pay for it every day, and nobody counts it.
This software counts it — then proves it has gone down.
No card required · unlimited zones and users during the trial.
That's what an untidy workstation costs. Enter your own figures — the maths does itself.
This figure isn't a promised saving — it's your exposure. The software doesn't erase it: it measures it, reduces it, and proves by how much.
5S isn't about looking tidy. It goes after four losses you can count — and the software hands you the counter.
| What costs you | What the software does with it | What you read |
|---|---|---|
| Searching | Marked locations, audited criterion, dated action | The criterion "every item has an identified place" goes from 0 to 2 — and you can see when. |
| Reworking | Red bin, identified scrap, knock-out criterion | Unidentified scrap caps the audit at 12/25, however clean the rest may be. |
| Changeovers | Posted standard, shadow board for tools | Set-up time stops depending on who is standing at the machine. |
| Getting hurt | Clear access routes, ISO 7010 signage | A blocked walkway caps the score: the software refuses to mark it green. |
5S gets talked about everywhere. Here it gets measured: a score at the start, a score at the end, and the gap. Without both, nothing happened.
Figures from a real project in the demo workshop — go and look: the app is open to everyone.
Twenty criteria in full mode, five in weekly mode — the ones that were poor last time. Standing at the workstation, no trip back to the office.
The 5th S is not ticked on the same day. The software refuses the diploma if fewer than thirty days separate the first step from the last.
A zone nobody has audited stays grey and says so. A board that is green only because nobody filled it in is a lie readable from four metres away.
A client does not visit your workshop. They look at a document — and they want to be able to check it.
Internal. It requires a lead, two team members, all five steps and measured progress. The server checks, and refuses with a reason.
We check the starting score, the progress and that it held for thirty days. The certificate arrives by e-mail, with a link you can pass on.
An approved auditor comes out and decides on site. It is not compulsory : certification on file stands on its own. The visit is the higher tier, and the document says so in plain words.
Every document carries a reference. Anyone can check it: verify a document. Valid twelve months, renewable through a maintenance audit — a lifetime certification only ever attests to a single day.
Certification does not stop at the document. It brings you into an international network of workshops that work the same way — and recognise one another.
Your workshop appears in the public register of certified sites: name, town, trade, date. A client looking for a serious supplier finds you there.
Partners in every country. A certified customer, supplier or peer speaks your language: same criteria, same evidence, same grid.
Your certified lead can be appointed to audit other companies. They join the MECAFLOW auditor network — and what they learn elsewhere, they bring back to you.
That is the loop: certified workshops train the auditors, the auditors certify further workshops. Nobody sells an audit to a workshop they do not understand.
A criterion at zero, one button, a quote. No catalogue to wade through.
Standardised signage, the same as in every plant across Europe. Size is chosen by reading distance, not by the space available.
Tape, shadow outlines, red bins, mats, furniture. You build the list in the software and receive a priced quote.
A garage does not see food-grade containers. A caterer does not see anti-swarf matting.
That's where the gain is biggest — and it's the first thing the software will tell you.
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