Production

Production tracking shows where each piece is: Cutting, Edge banding, Drilling, Assembly, Packing.

Paid plans

Production tracking is part of the Craftsman and Workshop Plus plans. Marks already recorded are kept if you change your plan.

Getting started

1. Lock the specification.
2. Print the labels and stick them on the panels. Each label has a QR code.

Project overview

Project page → Production tab: every piece (ID, Name, Object, Material, Stages) and the total, e.g. 12 of 40 pieces finished.

Filters: All objects, All materials, Unfinished only and pieces still missing a stage. Export CSV downloads the list.

On Home, the In production widget shows the progress of every project in production.

One panel

Scan the label’s QR code with your phone camera. The panel page opens: dimensions, material, grain direction, machining, edge bands and stages. Click Done: … for the stage you finished. Undo reverses a wrong mark.

If a supplier does a stage (e.g. edge banding), the panel shows Waiting for … and a Picked up from … button for when the piece comes back.

Scanning many labels

For a work station (e.g. at the edge bander):

1. Scan many labels.
2. Stage at this station — e.g. Edge banding. The device remembers it.
3. Start scanning and hold the labels in front of the camera. Each label gets that stage.

Tip

Some browsers (e.g. on iPhone) can’t read QR codes themselves. Then scan each label with the camera app — the panel page opens with your stage offered first.

Old labels

A label belongs to a specification revision. If you unlock and lock the specification again, the app warns you about an old label — print a new one.