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The dashboard explains itself, and the schedule gets a calendar view

Dashboard metrics now show what they measure and how they're calculated on hover. The production schedule gained a calendar view, and a new sequencing priority lets planners rank which products run first.

Every dashboard metric now explains itself. Hover over one and you see what question it answers and how it’s calculated, so the number in the meeting is explained.

A new utilization widget joins the dashboard too, with a headline number, a trend line, and a breakdown by asset, and every major widget now has its own time-period selector instead of one setting for the whole page.

A calendar view for the schedule

The production schedule now has a calendar view: one card per shift, listing the products scheduled on it. It sits alongside the existing view.

Tell the scheduler what to run first

A new product-level sequencing priority lets a planner rank specific products to run earlier, independent of the other planning rules already in place.

A summary at the top of recommendations

Production recommendations now open with a summary of the highest-moving products and a colour-coded health status for each, so a planner sees what needs a decision before scrolling into the full list.

Improvements
  • Operators can complete a job order below its planned quantity, with an inline confirmation showing the shortfall
  • Dark-mode chart readability fixed on throughput and chart-recorder views