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APIExternal systems can use an API to trigger mode changes, SKU switches, and line-configuration updates in Navigator.Dedicated APIs expose OEE, downtime, production and other module data for ERP, data lakes, historians and BI tools.
Company historyLineview says founder Ian Rowledge built its first solution in 2001 after identifying a need for faster production-line decisions at Coca-Cola Enterprises.TeepTrak says it was founded in 2014 by François Coulloudon.
Founded20012014
HeadquartersLineview lists its UK headquarters in Bromsgrove, United Kingdom.LinkedIn lists Paris, Île-de-France as headquarters, while TeepTrak's site gives 155 boulevard Vincent Auriol, 75013 Paris.
IntegrationsLineview says Navigator connects with existing PLCs, historians, MES, and ERP systems, and can send data to BI tools, data lakes, and reporting platforms.The company says standard APIs and exports connect TeepTrak with SAP, Oracle, Power BI and other ERP, MES, CMMS and BI systems.
PurposeNavigator turns factory data into operational guidance to help manufacturing teams identify performance losses and decide what to do next.TeepTrak provides real-time OEE monitoring and production analytics for manufacturing equipment.

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Pick LineView Navigator if…

Navigator is intended for manufacturing teams, especially those in high-speed bottling and filling operations. Its role-specific views address operators, shift supervisors, plant engineers, and operations directors.

Pick TeepTrak if…

TeepTrak suits manufacturers, from SMEs to large groups, looking for OEE, downtime, cycle-time, process, or quality monitoring. The site highlights plant leaders and operations directors.

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