Work order intake
Add a job with a part name or work order reference. New jobs appear in the Queued column.
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Factory Floor
A production board built around quality gates.
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Product overview
Production supervisors and quality teams
Keep the quality queue visible before release
Give supervisors visibility into queued jobs, active production, inspections, and released work orders.
Available in the demo
Key features
Production and quality stages
Move jobs into production, then through a separate Quality check stage before marking them Released.
Shop floor workload
See how many jobs are queued, active, or released. Search by part name or order reference to locate a specific job.
Hands-on walkthrough
Try a complete workflow
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A supervisor needs to distinguish work still on the line from parts waiting for inspection. Separate production and quality stages make that handoff visible and give each team its own queue.
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Add a work order using a part name and a job reference.
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Move it from Queued into production and then into Quality check. Compare the stage counts after each move.
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Demo environment
Factory Floor
Manufacturing workspace
Total records
In progress
Complete
Workflow complete
The demo uses fictional records. Changes reset on reload.
Example scenario
A finished batch is waiting for inspection
Move the batch into Quality check and leave it there while another job starts production. The board shows both jobs as active and keeps the first batch out of Released until the supervisor advances it.
Beyond the demo · Proposed
Production roadmap
Deployment and integrations
Mark the job Released and search its reference to find the finished record.
AI roadmap
Production bottleneck detection
A model could use cycle times, machine events, and inspection history to flag abnormal queues for supervisor review.
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