The Foundational Modules collect what your operation knows, from the machines, the spreadsheets and the documents, and keep it in one record. Every other Module starts from there. Nobody argues about whose number is right.
Every reading, state, and count, timestamped as it happens.
Your plant from company to asset, with routing and recipes.
One record per asset, with hierarchy, check-out, and reservations.
One record per supplier, on receiving, orders, and scorecards.
Collections and documents your people search, ask, and cite.
Build a capture form on a canvas, version it, collect responses.
Configure what each role sees on the line, no release.
Every connection set up once, every event logged and searchable.
Sign-in, roles, site scoping, and module access on every session.
A table of which Agent actions may run alone and which need a person.
Where a paused action waits, oldest first, until a person approves or rejects it.
Areas, lines, assets, locations, routing, tools, and shifts, per site.
The record of every authority check on an Agent action, and what it decided.
What was verified, by whom, and when.
No. Start with the Modules one problem needs and add the rest as you go.
People who have run the job that record serves, so a field means on screen what it means on the floor.
Every reading, state and count, timestamped as it happens. Pull back any window at the granularity you pick, from one minute to one day.
Your admins, in the Authority Matrix, one rule per Agent and action. Anything an Agent may not do alone waits in the Approval Queue for a person.
30 minutes on that number, and how one record settles it.
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