Opfex was built by people who spent twenty years running the systems of a large metals plant — and who wanted what no vendor was offering.
Founder
Twenty years inside large metals plants, running the systems that connect the mill floor to the business. Opfex is what he wished those plants had: one trusted picture of the operation that everyone can see and question — and that works on the first day, not after a year of configuration.
It needs one trusted definition of each number, and the ability to ask about it in the language its people speak.
How a mill works, which numbers matter and how they are defined should arrive with the software — not be rediscovered in workshops on every site.
If something can be worked out from the plant's own data and documents, the system works it out. People are asked only when it cannot.
Plant data stays on site, under the plant's own rules. That is not a feature; it is the starting point.