Operators update status from a tablet or scanner in a tap or two, so tracking does not slow the work.
Live status by line and station
Jobs move through stations as operators start, pause and finish them. Office staff and customers' account managers see the same status without a phone call.
- Station start, pause and finish
- Scrap and rework counts
- Downtime reasons
- Operator and shift
Schedules on real capacity
The schedule uses machine and crew capacity, shifts and material availability, so promised dates match what the floor can do. Changes show their effect on other jobs before they are saved.
- 1 Job released
- 2 Operation started
- 3 Hold or complete
- 4 Next station
- 5 Job finished
Holds raised with an owner
When a job stops for material, quality or a machine, a hold is raised with a reason and an owner, and the schedule shows what it affects.
✕Status by walking the floor
✓Live board by line
✕Schedules on hope
✓Schedules on capacity
✕Problems found at shipping
✓Holds raised at the station
The system handles
- Updating the board from the floor
- Flagging jobs past their due date
- Rolling up shift reports
Your people decide
- Resequencing work
- Clearing holds
- Quality decisions
