Ask.
Say which machines belong on one screen.
List the machines and DigiFactory builds the screens an operator needs: a plant overview, a screen per area and line, a screen per machine with its faceplates and trends, and the alarm summary. A builder changes them. An assistant drafts new ones for an engineer to approve.
Each line with its state, its work order, what is holding it up and its alarms. The overview is the calmest screen in the plant.
Limits are drawn across the trend. A point past a limit is marked in red; nothing else on the sheet is coloured.
The machines in order, with the part or batch each is working and OEE and andon beside them.
Limits are drawn across the trend. A point past a limit is marked in red; nothing else on the sheet is coloured.
The readings, the setpoints and the controls you allow.
Limits are drawn across the trend. A point past a limit is marked in red; nothing else on the sheet is coloured.
Any reading over any window, with its alarm limits and the alarms along it.
Limits are drawn across the trend. A point past a limit is marked in red; nothing else on the sheet is coloured.
Place a trend, a tile or a faceplate and bind it to a reading with its unit. Every widget shows the source of its number, its age and its quality. A published screen changes only through approval, and your own screens are kept when DigiFactory updates.
12 planters arrived cracked on ASN-7742 at door 3. Photographed (3) and set aside in the damage area. Requested by Nadia at 10:31.
| What will change | Before | After | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| On hand, all locations | 960 | 948 | Not yet |
| Damage hold | 12 | 0 | Not yet |
| Available to order | 884 | 884 | Not yet |
| Charge to Wrenfield Home | None | Disposal, 1 line | Not yet |
Approving applies exactly the changes above, once. Nobody else can approve it, and automation cannot.
Nadia asked for the write-off, with 3 photos.
Handheld H-05Ask for the filler and its two upstream conveyors on one screen, and the assistant drafts it from your equipment list. Nothing goes live on the line until a named person says so.
Say which machines belong on one screen.
An engineer edits the draft and checks every reading it shows.
A named person approves it before it reaches the line.
Every screen follows ISA-101 and shows each number with its unit, its age and the PLC it came from.
It can, screen by screen. Start beside it, move the screens that gain from a shared view, and leave the rest.
Yes. A phone gets a list of machines, their states and the alarms waiting, not a squeezed plant drawing.
Tell us what it makes and which PLCs run it. We'll show you its screens.