Station, order, person: what the cards in the control room show

A click on a station, a workpiece, a figure or a zone opens a card: on wide screens floating on the right, otherwise sliding in from the right, on a phone from the bottom. Every card starts with the state, followed by "Problems" and the details. The cards only display; every link takes you to where you can change something.

Problems with a way to fix them

Every warning is shown as a sentence with a link:

Station and workstation

• Header: type, class, name and state, for example "Busy".
• "Key figures": "Places occupied" (for areas "Parking spots occupied") as occupied / places, "Load today" (for "Tomorrow" with the day) and "waiting until tomorrow", the number of positions in the queue until the end of the next working day.
• "Now": every running position with order, step x of n, since when, people and a ring of actual against plan. Without a time estimate it says "… logged · no target". Units with lead time also show when the run ends.
• "Timeline 6am–6pm": bars in the order color, solid for "running", pale for "planned", plus a gold line for the point in time shown.
• "Load this week": one bar per working day of your calendar, public holidays and company closures as "off". It is calculated like on the desk: planned hours divided by places × daily hours. Above 80% the bar turns yellow, above 100% red. Positions without a time estimate or date are not included; their number is shown below.
• "Up next": the next three positions with planned start and planned end, then "+ n more". Overdue starts are shown in red.
• Material per position, see Stock and missing parts.
• "People" with a link to the personnel file, and at the very bottom "Open in master data".

An object of type "Material storage" opens the stock instead of this card.

Order

A click on a workpiece or on an order in the list opens the order card, and the route appears in the scene.

• State: "In progress", "Ready to ship", "No station", "Waiting" or "No stop in this hall".
• "Order progress": all work steps of the order, including those in other halls, with location and state: done (with the time it was reported done), running, paused, start overdue or open. Without a date it says "not scheduled", without bookings "no time booked". From eight steps on, finished steps are grouped as "n done"; "Show all n steps" expands everything. A click on a step in this hall shows the station in the scene. On wide screens the progress is a separate card at the bottom left.
• Delivery date verdict at the end of the progress: "Plan ends before the delivery date", "… on …" or "… after the delivery date". If dates are missing, it reads "Plan incomplete — n steps not scheduled"; if an open step has missed its start, "Plan out of date — n steps overdue". Without a promise it says "no delivery date". The plan end comes from the position dates.
• "Now" and "Up next": running and next steps with location. Steps without a waypoint are explained, for example "located in another hall — no waypoint".
• "Customer and delivery date": the delivery date with "n working days left" or "overdue by n working days".
• "Material for the order", "Open positions without a station" and "Open order file".

Person and zone

The person card shows "Where", "Working on" and "Since". By default, admins and planners also see "Break today" and "Without a timer for". Which positions the person has next is not shown in the control room; that is what the desk is for. At the bottom, "Open personnel file" leads on.

Inbox and shipping zone list their orders, the shipping zone with "finished since". A click opens the order.

If the selection disappears from the view, for example after clocking out, the card stays open with "Not in the hall" and possible reasons.