Manufacturing
Catch the capacity crunch before it reaches the line.
Production runs on dependencies — between teams, shifts and suppliers — and the early signs of a crunch are already in the systems you run. Nebbos reads that signal and puts the fix in front of the right lead before a slipping handoff stops the line.
The problem
What stops the line is rarely one failure. It’s a dependency nobody was watching.
A handoff between shifts that went unconfirmed across a changeover. A commitment one team made that the next team can’t meet. A supplier slip that lands on a team already at capacity. None of it shows up on a board until it’s a stoppage or a missed ship date. Nebbos watches the dependencies between teams, shifts and suppliers and raises the crunch early — with the reasoning attached, so the lead knows what to move and why.
What Nebbos watches
A Pearl on the dependencies that keep the line running.
The handoff that goes cold between shifts
A shift-to-shift or team-to-team handoff sitting past its threshold, raised to the person who owns the next step — not lost across a changeover or a long weekend.
The crunch before it hits the floor
Overlapping deadline pressure and a capacity gap landing on the same team at once — surfaced while there’s still room to move work, not after the schedule has already slipped.
One commitment the next team can’t meet
A dependency between teams, shifts or suppliers that’s quietly slipping — caught before it pulls a downstream step, and ultimately the line, off plan.
One read across the dependency chain
Shift leads, planners and supply coordinators acting on the same live picture of how work is moving between them — instead of reconciling it by radio at the start of every shift.
It reads the stack you already run
No rip-and-replace on the floor.
Nebbos reads events from the systems your floor already uses and builds them into an Operational Graph — a live map of how work moves between teams, shifts and suppliers. Deterministic detectors run first and cost nothing to watch, so the everyday checks never touch a model. It stores the shape of the work — patterns, thresholds, relationships, timing — structured signal, not an archive of what was made.