Dashboards
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Note: SUPERVISOR role or above needed to access Insights menu.
Get more out of TilliT the more you put in! TilliT allows customisable dashboards to be created. These dashboards are key to providing insights, allowing your business to quickly understand and respond to changing business scenarios. Here is one example of what you can build:
Inside Settings -> Config -> Dashboard Groups
Create a dashboard group (e.g. Production)
Then create a dashboard inside the group (e.g. Line 1 Production)
Select Data Cube
Production - information such as quality, performance, availability, stoppage, run rates, order/stoppage durations, oee.
Activity –information around activities issued
Activity Items – information about data entered inside activity forms
Events –information around events such as equipment running, stopping faulting, etc.
Time Series - information for process variables
Give this element a name
Setup your filters
Date filter
Add another condition shows an additional filter where you can refine your element to show information for a specific asset/order/event
You can continue to stack more filters to further refine the results displayed
Choose your visualisation
This allows for different charts/tables
Final Settings
Measures – This is about selecting the actual fields displayed in the element (based on the data cube selected in step one). You can select multiple fields to display
View by - Some form types have this option to choose what field is displayed on the x axis
Group by – This is used to group results.
Preview your changes before saving
Navigate to Insights -> Dashboards -> (Created Dashboard Group)
Tips
To edit a dashboard, hover over the name and click the pencil icon that appears
Once in edit mode you can rearrange elements by dragging them
You can edit elements by using the edit icon next to its name
When editing an element you can duplicate it by using the button at the top of the edit dialog
Charts such as the bar and pie allow you to hide certain results by clicking on an items name (inside the element)
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