Four screens, working on day one
Configure your stations and the apps are ready to use. Everything an operator posts goes to Odyssey, and the floor board reads it back.
Shop floor terminal
Operators sign in with their clock number and pick from the shop orders scheduled to their line, with progress and due dates. They post good parts every hour and log scrap with the most common reasons listed first. At job off, the next scheduled order is already selected.
Downtime without paperwork
With the machine's run signal connected to Ignition, the terminal sees it stop on its own. When it restarts, the operator picks a reason, and the downtime posts to Odyssey with the exact minutes. Stations without a signal log downtime by hand.
Floor board
Every station on one screen: who is running it, progress on the order, pace against standard, and today's running and down time. It flags a station whose hourly punch is overdue, and a TV mode puts it on a wall screen that reads from across the floor.
Open-job cleanup
Jobs that were never closed, in one place and filtered by age. Before you close one, it shows who opened it, at which station, and the labor hours the close will book.
