The Batch Group History page gives you a complete view of each batch's progress, from its recorded beats to its completion percentage.

Overview

The Batch Group History page provides a comprehensive view of the history and progress of individual batches and batch groups. This page presents detailed information about each batch, including its status, progress, and the processes it has undergone. Additionally, it allows users to manage and track the beats associated with each batch.

How to Access the Page

• From the batch groups page in the supervisor app, choose the wanted order, then click on the Batch Group whose history you want to track.
  

Batch Group Overview

At the top of the page, users can find an overview of the batches included within a specific batch group. This information provides a quick reference to the batches associated with the batch group, facilitating easier navigation and management.

Batch History Details

The page presents the history of each batch, displaying relevant information such as the percentage of completion. The completion percentage is calculated based on the number of mandatory processes completed divided by the total number of required mandatory processes. This metric helps track the progress of each batch and assess its current status.

Beat Types

The system recognizes four different types of beats that capture the progress of the batch. These beat types include:

• Machine Beat: Recorded when the worker scans the batch using the Garment IO device while it is connected, and the data is sent directly to the system.
• Offline Beat: Captured when the worker scans the batch using the Garment IO device while it is not connected, and the data is synced with the system at a later time.
• Web Beat: Created when the system user manually inputs a beat, specifying the factory, timestamp, and worker involved.
• Automatic Beat: Generated by the system automatically, assuming the beat with its timestamp and assigned worker.

Beat Details and Deletion

Users can view different colors assigned to each process beat, indicating the beat type. By clicking on the beat details, users can access additional information such as the process, batch number, employee who performed the beat, production time, machine, and production line. Additionally, users have the option to delete beats from the system, and these actions are logged and displayed in the live feed for reference.

Web Beat Insertion

The Batch Group History page also allows users to insert web beats. By selecting the appropriate process, users can manually input the worker's name and the timestamp of the beat. Once confirmed, the beat is added to the system, reflecting the progress of the batch accurately.

Manual Operation and Process Link

For processes that have no recorded beats, users can click on the manual operation option. This feature enables users to select the worker's name and the timestamp for the beat, confirming the completion of the process manually. Clicking on the process link will navigate users to the Process Throughput Report, where they can access information such as the number of pieces produced during the selected time range, process efficiency, and hourly target. The report also provides details about hourly quantity produced and efficiency.

Beat Details

Users can obtain detailed information about the quantity produced for each batch, including cutting order, color, size, and batch. These details offer insights into the specific characteristics and attributes of the produced pieces, contributing to a comprehensive understanding of the production process.

The Batch Group History page empowers users to track the progress and history of individual batches and batch groups. By monitoring beats, assessing completion percentages, and accessing detailed quantity information, organizations can ensure accurate and efficient production management, optimize workflow, and enhance overall operational performance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

• What beat types does the system recognize?

  The system recognizes four types: Machine Beat, Offline Beat, Web Beat, and Automatic Beat.

• How is a batch's completion percentage calculated?

  It is calculated based on the number of mandatory processes completed divided by the total number of required mandatory processes.

• Can a beat that was recorded by mistake be deleted?

  Yes, users can delete beats from the system, and this action is logged and displayed in the live feed for reference.

• What happens when you click the process link on the batch history page?

  It takes you to the Process Throughput Report, where you can see the number of pieces produced, process efficiency, and the hourly target.

• How can a beat be added manually for a process with no recorded beats?

  You can use the manual operation option to select the worker's name and the timestamp, confirming that the process was completed manually.

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