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Squint easily captures tribal knowledge on the floor and turns it into clear, repeatable work instructions operators actually follow.
Teams use Squint to standardize work, ramp faster, and get real-time visibility into where execution is breaking.

“Our central engineering team commissioned a new line, but no one on-site understood the equipment or processes yet. We used Squint to capture the engineering walkthroughs once and convert them into a structured procedure library within days. Our Production team was able to ramp without pulling engineering away from core priorities.”
VP of Engineering at Fortune 500 Global Food & Beverage Company
"We were experiencing repeated sanitation failures that forced five cycles per week instead of the intended 46-hour run, each costing $13,000. Squint captured the correct workflow and retrained operators, cutting cycles from five to three per week and saving $26,000 weekly."
VP of Operations at Fortune 500 Food Manufacturing Company
“We were spending roughly $5 million per machine on annual OEM overhauls for critical equipment. Instead of accepting that as a fixed cost, we used Squint to capture the OEM’s work once and turn it into a guided, visual procedure. Our in-house technicians now execute those overhauls themselves, reclaiming a critical maintenance capability and materially reducing OEM spend.”
VP of Manufacturing at Fortune 500 Global Industrial Machinery Enterprise
"Operator retraining has historically been manual, instructor-led, and time-consuming. We transformed it with Squint, shifting to interactive digital modules aligned with shop-floor reality. Retraining time dropped from 40 to 16 minutes, scores jumped from 65% to 97%, and reclaimed production time yielded approximately 670 additional tires per cycle."
VP of Operations & Workforce Development at Fortune 500 Global Tire & Automotive Components Manufacturer
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