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# Overview

The aim of the "Getting Started" guide is to provide a quick and efficient way to start using TilliT. It focuses on the essential features of the app and aims to demonstrate how it can be integrated into your production process.

The first step is understanding how to create and execute an order on the system. This section will guide you through setting up Assets, Materials, Activities, and Orders.

Let's begin by adding an asset and its relevant details to understand how machines and other assets are managed in the application.

Once we have added the asset, we will enter material information to provide specific recorded details. After we have captured the material information, we will proceed to set up an order.

As we execute the order, we will trigger an event that will activate and finalize a basic activity.

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