Logging from the tablet
Operators record production and the checks they carry out directly on the tablet, at the moment and place they happen.
Industrial automation
A shop-floor app where production and checks are logged from a tablet, the full journey of each batch is stored together with the room temperatures, and the status of production orders is available in reports.
The problem
When production and checks are written down by hand, information arrives late, scattered and hard to link to each batch.
Paper production and check sheets that later have to be typed into the computer.
Reconstructing where a batch has been means digging through different papers and records.
Room temperatures are logged separately, with no direct link to the batches that were in them.
Knowing how production orders are going or how fast you are producing means asking around or building the report by hand.
Our answer
An app built for the shop floor that captures data where it is generated and turns it into traceability and reports, with nothing to re-type.
Operators record production and the checks they carry out directly on the tablet, at the moment and place they happen.
The journey of each material batch is stored, together with the temperature record of the rooms it went through.
Reports showing the status of production orders and the production rate, without building them by hand.
Results
From paper to full traceability for every batch
Production is logged digitally as it happens, and each batch's history is available whenever you need it.
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A call to see how to digitise logging and traceability for your batches.