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More Value From Every Production Run.

Yieldstem Analytics is the intelligence layer for modern food processing. By connecting production data, material flows, and predictive analytics, we help manufacturers understand yield performance, investigate losses, and identify opportunities to recover more value from their operations.

Apples received

24,000 kg

Finished puree

15,480 kg

Example production run.

Intake and sortingExtraction, finishingConcentrationFilling and QASorting rejects720 kgPomace, sold3,120 kgEvaporated water3,600 kgQA and line clearance600 kgUnresolved480 kgApples received24,000 kgFinished puree15,480 kg
Run AP-2417: Apple puree, Line 2. Example production run.

What entered production.

24,000 kg

Apples received

Raw-material lot
L-88
Feed solids
13.0 °Bx
Line
2

Run AP-2417. Example production run.

What happened during processing.

Still in the process

15,480 kg

  • Sorting rejects720 kg
  • Pomace, sold3,120 kg
  • Evaporated water3,600 kg
  • QA and line clearance600 kg
  • Unresolved480 kg
  • Finished puree15,480 kg

What came out, and which conditions shaped the result.

ActualExpected range
Expected yield
66.2%65.1 to 67.3%
Actual yield
64.5%15,480 kg
Process deviation
-1.7 ptsBelow expected range
Reconciled mass
98.0%480 kg unresolved
Throughput
3.0 t/h8 h run
Quality status
In spec15.8 °Bx, target 15.5 to 16.5

Operational decisions.

  1. 1

    Inspect the finisher

    Pomace ran above comparable runs. Check screen condition and paddle clearance.

  2. 2

    Confirm tank T-4 closing level

    No level was recorded at run close. This may account for part of the unresolved mass.

  3. 3

    Weigh the deviation

    Worth $186 to $526 on this run, if recoverable.

Proposed for review by the responsible process engineer. Documented losses total 1,320 kg, or 5.5% of input.

Production Creates Data. Understanding Loss Requires More.

Every processing operation generates information about material intake, production output, quality, equipment performance, and operating conditions. Yet these records often remain distributed across systems, spreadsheets, departments, and facilities.

When that information is disconnected, manufacturers can see what they produced without always understanding why performance changed, where value was lost, or which operational conditions contributed to the outcome.

Yieldstem is built to bring these signals into a consistent operating picture—making production performance easier to measure, investigate, and improve.

Six records, one production run

  • Weighbridge ticket

    WB-30114

    24.0 t net

  • ERP goods receipt

    GR 88/A

    52,911 lb

  • Paper batch sheet

    Lot 0088

    Line 2, start 06:10

  • QC lab export

    LOT-88

    13.0 °Bx

  • Filler count, spreadsheet

    L88 drums

    1,290 × 12 kg

  • Inventory adjustment

    ADJ-7702

    Pomace bin +3.12 t

One reconciled production record

Run AP-2417Apple puree, Line 2

Reconciled record for example production run AP-2417
FieldValueSource
Raw-material lotL-88
Input, net24,000 kg
Feed solids13.0 °Bx
Finished product15,480 kg
Saleable byproduct3,120 kg
Unresolved480 kg
Example records. 24.0 t equals 52,911 lb. 1,290 drums at 12 kg equals 15,480 kg.

A Connected Intelligence Layer for Processing Performance.

Yieldstem brings together the operational records that describe how raw materials move through food-processing operations. On that foundation, the platform develops a clearer understanding of yield, material recovery, process variation, and financial performance.

Existing systemsERP exportsMES and batch recordsQuality and lab systemsInventory movementsWeighbridge and scalesSpreadsheets
  1. 01

    Production Data Foundation

    Connect and standardize information from material receipts, production records, quality systems, inventory, and existing operational software.

    Produces: Attributed, validated production records

  2. 02

    Yield & Material Analytics

    Reconcile material inputs and outputs, calculate production yield, evaluate byproduct recovery, and make performance comparable across batches and production lines.

    Produces: A closed material balance for each run

  3. 03

    Predictive Intelligence

    Use historical production patterns and relevant material characteristics to estimate expected output, detect abnormal performance, and highlight emerging production risks.

    Produces: Expected ranges and flagged deviations

  4. 04

    Performance Decision Intelligence

    Translate analytical findings into prioritized investigations, financial assessments, and evidence-backed improvement opportunities.

    Produces: Ranked investigations with their evidence

The people responsible for productionPlant managersContinuous improvementProduction teamsFinance and performance

From Material Input to Measured Outcome.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Bring together production, material, quality, and operational records.

  2. 02

    Reconcile

    Establish a consistent view of material movements and production performance.

  3. 03

    Understand

    Compare actual outcomes against expected performance and comparable production conditions.

  4. 04

    Investigate

    Identify deviations, associated factors, and potential financial consequences.

  5. 05

    Improve

    Support operational decisions and track whether implemented changes produce measurable results.

Yieldstem is designed to support the knowledge of manufacturing professionals, not replace their judgement. The people who run the line decide what a finding means and what, if anything, should change.

Small Yield Differences. Meaningful Business Consequences.

In high-volume processing operations, relatively small differences in material recovery can have significant commercial implications. The value of better production intelligence lies in understanding which differences are expected, which can be improved, and what those improvements are worth.

What a point of recovery is worthYour arithmetic. Not a savings estimate.
t
$/t
$/t

Additional saleable output

144 t per year

Gross value of that difference

$185,760

  • 0.10 pts$37,152
  • 0.25 pts$92,880
  • 0.50 pts$185,760
  • 1.00 pts$371,520
  • 1.50 pts$557,280

Difference × annual tonnage × (product value − byproduct value). Default inputs are examples. Costs that change with output, and whether any part of a difference can actually be recovered, are not included.

  • Improved material accountability

    A closed balance for each run, with unresolved mass sized and separated from documented loss.

  • Better visibility into production costs

    Cost per saleable tonne that responds to the yield of the run, instead of a standard applied after the fact.

  • Faster investigation of performance deviations

    The evidence for a deviation assembled while the lot, the shift and the equipment condition can still be checked.

  • More informed production and operational planning

    Output ranges for planned lots, so purchasing, scheduling and commitments rest on realistic expectations.

Understand More of What Happens Inside Production.

Every processing operation has a different material flow, production environment, and performance objective. Tell us about yours, and let’s explore where better production intelligence could create value.