November

Custom multi-select option for Checklists

Custom-created multi and single-select options for operators to choose from to ensure standardized data collection.

New task type—“Select”: Admins can now create a Checklist task that requires operators in Shift View to choose from a custom predefined list. Based on requirements, the “Select” task can be set up as single- or multi-select.

More information is available **here** for Settings and here for Shift View.

Add multiple stations to one shift template

We’ve launched an update that improves how shift templates are set up. Previously, even with uniform shift times across stations, shift templates had to be created separately for each station.

This update allows multiple stations to be added to a single shift template, making shift management more efficient:

• Simplified setup, especially when expanding machine coverage. Add stations to new or existing templates.
• Easily adapt to changing shift times due to seasonality or workload adjustments, with fewer templates to manage and update. Two more smaller improvements were completed during this mission:
• A “Select all” option to choose all weekdays at once when setting shift days.
• A shift status toggle to easily control whether a template is saved as active or inactive.

More details can be found here.

Usability improvements

• Reports We have updated the stop type filter to include the option to specify planned stops that are either included in or excluded from OEE calculation and for unplanned stops to filter stop reasons that are included in or excluded from technical availability.

• Checklists The checklist downtime frequency got an update to include the possibility to trigger a checklist if a stop reasons lasts longer than the specified time.

  

• Alerts The new variable, {TaskResults}, adds all checklist task results to the alert, providing detailed insights into checklist outcomes and allowing for fast and effective assessment.

• Alerts You can now set up alerts in case there are too many uncommented stops in a shift. This helps identify and address issues quickly, minimizing uncommented downtime and its impact on operations.