Odoo's core Manufacturing app tells you what was produced — it doesn't tell you how efficiently your equipment ran. The OEE & Work Center Performance Monitor is a build-to-order module that ECOSIRE designs, develops, installs, and supports specifically for your plant. It computes Overall Equipment Effectiveness — the classic Availability × Performance × Quality formula — automatically for every work center and machine, straight from your existing mrp.workorder, mrp.workcenter, and mrp.workcenter.productivity records, so you get a true, defensible efficiency number instead of a spreadsheet guess.

Under the hood this is a proper Odoo addon: a clean __manifest__.py declaring dependencies on mrp (plus quality where Enterprise is available), new models.Model classes such as ecosire.oee.line and ecosire.downtime.reason with stored, indexed compute fields (availability, performance, quality, oee — each defined with @api.depends so Odoo recomputes them the instant an underlying value changes). Loss reasons extend the standard mrp.workcenter.productivity.loss records and map cleanly onto the six big losses. Access is locked down with ir.model.access.csv and record rules so operators can log downtime but only managers can edit OEE targets or reason master data. Reporting is delivered through list, pivot, graph, and OWL dashboard views, with QWeb PDF reports for shift and management review, and everything is reachable over XML-RPC / JSON-RPC for BI tools or a plant-floor MES.

Because it's built for you, availability is genuinely accurate: the module reads each work center's working calendar and shift pattern, subtracts only planned stops, and treats unplanned stops as real downtime — no more counting scheduled breaks as losses. Automated actions (Odoo base.automation) can flag a work center the moment its rolling OEE drops below your configured target, escalate a recurring breakdown, or push a discrepancy to the responsible engineer. The result is a live, drill-down picture of where your throughput is actually leaking — by line, product, shift, and operator — and a categorized loss backlog your team can attack with real Pareto data.

Delivered for Odoo 17, 18, and 19 (Community and Enterprise), tuned to your work-center layout and loss taxonomy, with source code, documentation, and a training + support window included. This is a bespoke engagement with a typical one working week build-and-install lead time — not an instant download.