Optifi connects fibre recipes, machine performance, energy, converting, freight and finance into one traceable view of fully absorbed profit.
The same grade can carry a different cost on a different machine, at a different speed or with a different fibre mix. Broke, downtime, energy, converting options and freight then widen the gap between standard grade cost and realised customer profit.
Grade recipes vary by furnish, additives, machine and run conditions. A single standard can hide meaningful differences in cost and performance.
Optifi calculates grade cost by recipe, machine and run, applying actual material, chemical and conversion rates.
Speed loss, downtime, broke and yield affect both output and fixed-cost recovery. The financial impact must be visible at the machine and grade level.
Optifi connects operating events to tonnes and cost, separating volume, rate, efficiency and recovery variance.
Steam, power, water and utilities are major conversion costs, while product mix determines how effectively constrained assets are used.
Optifi allocates utility consumption causally and tests grade or machine schedules against capacity, cost and margin.
Sheeting, coating, converting, packaging, small runs and freight create customer-specific cost beyond the parent roll.
Optifi extends the cost build into finished SKUs, orders and delivery so pricing and mix decisions reflect net customer profit.
Stratic configures Optifi to automate ERP, mill, recipe, energy, quality and order data. The model accumulates cost from fibre preparation through papermaking, converting and delivery, while preserving machine, grade, SKU and customer detail.
ERP + operational systems
Finance + operational controls
Direct + indirect cost
Dashboards + review packs
Decisions + accountability
Align mill operations, energy, commercial and finance teams around grade performance and delivered profit.
Explain margin through fibre, recipe, broke, speed, utilities, converting, order mix and freight.
Automate mill costing and profitability reporting from fibre input to customer delivery.
