The Best-Day Diagnostic

1 · Your daily production data

Paste daily production for the last 3 to 12 months (6 months is ideal) — two columns: date and daily tonnes (or BCM, ounces, m²). Copy straight from Excel, or upload a CSV or Excel (.xlsx) file. A day-number column (1, 2, 3…) works as well as dates. Minimum 28 days. If your file holds several years, the tool evaluates the most recent 6 months by default — you can change that below.

2 · What your data says

That best run was not produced by different people, different equipment or a different orebody. It was produced by the same crews, the same fleet, the same plant and the same ground — on a stretch when, for a while, everything happened to line up. The capacity to produce at that rate is physically present in your operation, every single day.

3 · The evidence

Daily production, with your average (dashed) and your best sustained window (shaded). The band between them is the subject of this test.

4 · What the gap is worth in tonnes

Where the 25% signature is confirmed, the range above is the documented outcome band across ninety-plus flow interventions: 10–40% more output with the same resources, typically 20%, applied to your current annual output. Your demonstrated capacity is the physical ceiling; the range is what implementations have actually delivered.

5 · What it is worth in money (optional — nothing leaves this page)