New Release | The Quality Station Supervisor Report Is Now Clearer and More Flexible Than Ever (30-06-2026)
Quality Statio Supervisor Report | Completely Rebuilt Interface
The old report was a fixed table with limited capabilities, offering no way to group or sort data in a way that supported real operational follow-up on the factory floor.
That changes now.
The sorting station performance report page has been rebuilt from the ground up. The interface is cleaner, navigation is smoother, and the filtering, grouping, and sorting options are now designed to fit each factory's needs.
What Changed?
1. Group Data in the Order That Works for You
You can now group page data across three levels that you choose and sequence yourself: Supervisor, Stations, and Production Order. Switch between them instantly based on what you want to see first.
2. Bundle Grouping
Bundles within the page can be grouped by any of the following:
- No grouping.
- By color.
- By size.
- By color and size together.
- By cutting order.
- By bundle inspection date.
3. Sort Data by What Matters Most
Page data can be sorted by any of the following, with a single button to reverse the order from highest to lowest or vice versa:
- Quality.
- Inspected pieces.
- Total defect count.
- Duration.
- Quality worker name.
4. Display Time in Your Preferred Format
- Hours, minutes, and seconds.
- Minutes and seconds only.
- Minutes only.
5. In-Page Search
Search by any piece of information on the page to reach it instantly without manual scrolling.
6. Expand All / Collapse All
What Do the Cards Look Like?
Instead of a static table, data is now displayed as separate expandable cards that take shape based on the grouping option you've selected.
Level 1: Stations:
Cards appear sorted by supervisor name. Each card displays:
Pie chart showing quality rate - station name - number of supervisors they're working on- number of pieces inspected.
Total defect count - wasted pieces - pieces with grade quality defects.
Pieces under repair - pieces that have been repaired - average per piece - bundle inspection time.
When clicking the expand button, the second level is displayed.
Level 2: Supervisor:
Opening a station card reveals the supervisors under them. Each station card displays the same information in the first level also displays supervisors detalis:
Supervisor name - quality rate for each supervisor - number of production orders inspected by the supervisor - total number of inspected pieces.
Total defects per supervisor - inspection time per bundle for each supervisor - average bundle inspection time per piece for each supervisor - number of pieces repaired by each supervisor.
Level 3: Production Order:
When opening the supervisor level, the production orders inspected by the supervisor are displayed. Data from both the first and second levels is shown, and each production order is presented according to the following details:
Production order name - number of inspected bundles per production order - number of inspected pieces.
Total number of defects - bundle inspection time - average inspection time per item - number of repaired pieces.
Level 4: Bundles:
Opening any production order reveals its bundles, sorted according to the grouping option selected earlier — by color, size, color and size together, cutting order, or inspection date.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I change the grouping level order based on my needs?
Yes, you can sequence the grouping levels in any order you prefer and change them at any time. - Do cards update automatically when I change filter options?
Yes, any change to grouping or sorting options is reflected immediately across the page. - Can I search within a specific station's data only?
The search engine works across all data visible on the page based on the active filters. - What's the difference between pieces with recorded defects and pieces under repair?
Pieces with recorded defects are those where defects have been logged, while pieces under repair are still going through the correction process.
Have a question about this update?
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