New in fabriq ✨ use case and create dynamic KPIs faster

Shared by Rodolphe • March 31, 2025

👋 It is time to update you with our latest improvements to the fabriq app:

📰 Product News

📊 Create dynamic KPIs faster

Easily duplicate existing Dynamic KPIs (DKPIs) to make setup faster across your teams. Save time by replicating KPI structures to team in which you’re admin.

📈 [Beta] Visualize a second source in KPIs

Gain clearer insights by displaying a custom formula series on an opposite axis within your KPI charts. This reduces dashboard clutter while improving decision-making.

Want to track a quality rate alongside a production volume histogram? This feature is in beta and available depending on your plan — contact your CSM to join the testing!

🖥️ Track and report Events from your Dashboard

Stay on top of key incidents with the new Event Widget; customize your event list to improve shift handovers and report new events in just one click.

Ready to optimize how you report and visualize your shop floor data?

Events is now available for all users! Contact your Customer Success Manager for plan-specific details or register your interest below.

👉 Register your interest

👉 Read more about Events

🏭 Fabriq Use Cases

🗣️ How Fabriq helps improve communication and responsiveness in your production

In an industrial environment, the ability to detect, escalate, and quickly resolve operational issues is essential to maintaining performance and competitiveness. However, critical information often gets lost between hierarchical levels, decision-making slows down, and teams lack visibility into production status.

Implement an effective Short Interval Management (SIM) process to enhance communication, responsiveness, and engagement among shop floor teams.

Solution with Fabriq

With Fabriq, digitalize and structure your SIM meetings to optimize performance tracking, escalate issues efficiently, and ensure clear action plans.

Each team is assigned a level that corresponds to its position in your performance cascade. Typically, Level 1 represents the shop floor, while the highest number represents site leadership or corporate management.

A Fabriq team usually corresponds to a team within your organization—whether it’s production teams, support teams, or management.

To determine if you need a Fabriq team, ask yourself:

💡 Does this group hold regular meetings and need a centralized way to track KPIs or action plans? If yes, then this group should have a dedicated team in Fabriq