Features · 04 / 06
Operator support
Control who can launch what, and help everyone do it right.
« Who is allowed to, and how do we help them do it right? »
What it changes
One account per operator
Everyone signs in with their own identifier, and their personal code (PIN) is asked for on the actions that matter.
Everyone on their own machines
You reserve machines by capability or production class: an operator only launches what is open to them.
Help at the workstation
Each machine's instructions and manuals are right next to it, while the work is under way.

The features, by use
Named operators
Creation, deactivation, personal code (PIN).
PIN on critical actions
Not on every click: where it matters.
GDPR erasure
An operator can be erased, with an information notice.
Reserved machines
By capability and by production class.
Zones and groups
Machines laid out like the workshop.
Explained refusal
A readable reason, not an error code.
Risk-free viewing
A read-only phone: see, never act.
Per-machine instructions
Distilled over successive prints, at the workstation.
Maintenance manuals
Available next to the machine.
Operator levelssoon
They unlock machine classes.
Qualificationsoon
It unlocks machine rights.
Step-by-step assistantsoon
For less experienced operators.