This shift
Reading this shift…
Your rules
Tried from the top: the first rule that matches a job hands it out. Switching a rule off stops it being tried and keeps every order it gave out pointing at it, which is why there is no Remove on a rule that has handed work out.
Who is on
Waiting, and why
Plans that have come due — on use, not on a date
A plan counts what its machine actually did: hours it ran, units it made, or days since the last service. Raising turns every due plan into work, once - a plan with work already open is not raised again.
Raise corrective work — something broke
Open work
New plan
Every plan
| Plan | Machine | Trigger | Progress | Used | Interval | Last done | Instruction |
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Completed work
| Order | Machine | Kind | Summary | Findings | Down (min) | By | Completed |
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