The Lines Throughput Report gives users a comprehensive overview of the total pieces produced across different scopes, factory scope, production line scope, and section scope, along with the ability to analyze throughput by time range and scope selection, and access additional details such as order numbers, cutting orders, sizes, colors, and batches.

Report Scopes

• Factory Scope: In this scope, the report displays the total pieces produced across the entire factory during the selected time range. These quantities represent the total for batches that have completed all mandatory processes within the factory. The report also categorizes batches by their dominant line, meaning the line on which most of the batch's processes were performed.
• Production Line Scope: In this scope, the report focuses on batches that have completed all their processes within a specific production line, and also includes batches whose last process was performed on that line. As a result, the same batch may appear across different lines if it completed its mandatory processes within each line during the selected time range.
• Section Scope: In this scope, the report highlights batches that have completed all their processes within a specific section, and similarly to the production line scope, includes batches whose last process was performed in that section. As a result, duplicate batches may appear across different sections if they completed their mandatory processes within each section during the selected time range.
• Time Range Selection: If the user selects a single day, the report displays hourly throughput, giving a more granular view of production performance throughout the day. If the user selects a time range spanning multiple days, the report displays daily throughput, letting users analyze production trends and patterns over a longer period.

Report Scope

Throughput Details

The report provides additional details about batches, such as production order numbers, cutting orders, sizes, colors, and batches. This level of detail gives users a deeper understanding of the production process and lets them analyze the characteristics of each batch.

Throughput Details

Batch History

By clicking on any batch, users can access the batch history page, where they can explore further details and track the progress and status of that batch. This feature makes it easier to investigate specific batches, their production journey, and any related historical data.

The Lines Throughput Report offers valuable insight into production quantities across different scopes, giving a comprehensive view of overall factory output, individual line performance, and section-level throughput. The additional details and the option to view throughput over different time intervals make it easier to run a deeper analysis and improve production management and planning.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

• What's the difference between production line scope and section scope?

  Production line scope shows batches that completed their processes within a specific production line, while section scope shows batches that completed their processes within a specific section. In both cases, the same batch may appear more than once if it completed its mandatory processes in more than one line or section during the same time range.

• How does the report determine the dominant line for a batch in the factory scope?

  The report determines the dominant line based on the line where most of the batch's processes were performed.

• What's the difference between viewing throughput by hour and by day?

  When the user selects a single day, the report displays hourly throughput. When the user selects a time range spanning multiple days, the report displays daily throughput instead.

• What additional details does the report provide for each batch?

  The report provides production order numbers, cutting orders, sizes, colors, and batches, allowing for a more detailed analysis of each batch.

• What happens when I click on a batch in the report?

  You're taken to the batch history page, where you can explore further details and track the progress and status of that batch.

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