Shopfloor Overview reports
The following reports are available in the Shopfloor Overview module.
| Name | Description | Typical questions this report can answer |
|---|---|---|
| Current Job Status | Displays information related to jobs, including, but not limited to, how the last executed jobs performed. | Are there differences between the project engineering and the plant itself? |
| Historical Job Status | Displays information about how various jobs have performed over time. | How did the jobs develop over a period of time X? ; Were there any fluctuations that are particularly relevant (e.g. failure of a network node, which caused many jobs to run into an error)? |
| Job Coverage | Displays information related to job coverage, including, but not limited to, which components have jobs, which components have been managed, and the percentage of successfully managed components. | Which components have jobs configured or not configured? ; Which components have a valid output (managed devices)? |
| Job Duration | Displays information related to job duration, including, but not limited to, what the total job time is composed of, how job duration has developed over time, and how it compares across upload classes. | Which jobs have a long comparison duration? ; How does the cumulative job duration develop when e.g. agents are used? |
| Current Component Status | Displays information related to components, including, but not limited to, locked state and component types. | What is the current status of the components (Locked, Not locked, Under development)? ; What are the most frequently used component types? |
| Shopfloor Compare | Displays information for comparing different production lines on different levels. Analyses the server version vs backup status. | How does my assembly line in Germany compare to my assembly line in the USA? ; How are my jobs (server version vs. backup) that were set up for these two assembly lines performing? ; How many jobs are configured and how are they performing compared to other production lines? |
Last update: August 21, 2023