Analysis Web (read-only)
A read-only view opened by owner delegation: it reads the factory's production data to produce reports, and never writes orders, shop-floor reports or piece-work.
The factory owner, or a person the owner has explicitly delegated, signing in from a browser.
Three moments in a working day
Away from the plant, still current
The owner signs in from any browser and reads finished and in-progress quantities by operation and by date; the figures come from the production thread itself, with no manual retyping.
Authorized per person, scoped per factory
The owner grants the view; an account sees only the one factory it was granted, isolation is enforced on the platform side, and nothing beyond that scope is visible.
Read-only is a hard boundary
There are no create or edit controls: it places no orders, plans no steps, writes no production data, and shows no rates, amounts or wages.
Where it stands on the thread
The five software ends share one order thread. The lit stage is where this end acts; neighbouring ends hand the work on, and each stage accepts only what the previous one recorded.
Order intake
Step planning
Floor reporting
Operation acceptance
Piece-rate confirmation
The analysis view holds none of the five stages: it sits beside the thread and only reads what they record.
The analysis view holds none of the five stages; it reads the thread's records from the side and never acts on any of them.
What this one includes, with status
Every row carries the same status badge used across the site; a row marked planned is not delivered yet and outside the current scope.
Who signs in, what they do, where it stops
- Who signs in
- The factory owner, or a person the owner has explicitly delegated, signing in from a browser.
- What they do
- A read-only view opened by owner delegation: it reads the factory's production data to produce reports, and never writes orders, shop-floor reports or piece-work.
- Boundary
- Read-only: it creates no order, plans no operation, edits no record, writes no production data and shows no wage amount; what it can see is scoped to this factory.
- Where to check it
- The statistics page gives finished and in-progress quantity by operation and by period; the figures come from the production thread itself, and the page carries no button that changes anything.
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