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# Execution

Once orders are scheduled in the Scheduler, they are released and sent to TilliT Digital Operations (DO) for operators to execute. This integration provides real-time visibility between planning and execution.

## Navigation

Orders are released from within a scenario's scheduling view. The Live Scenario automatically synchronises with Digital Operations.

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\## Integrating Scheduling

When orders are released from the Scheduler to DO:

* Orders become available for operators to complete
* Schedulers see live updates of orders currently running in production
* Real-time monitoring includes expected completion time, actual completion time, and any delays
* Resource utilisation and availability are visible for schedule adjustments

## Scheduling Strategies

The Scheduler supports two models for scheduling assets:

| Strategy        | Description                                                                                  | Best For                                                             |
| --------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **One-to-one**  | Each asset is scheduled individually, providing granular control over the production process | Complex processes with multiple assets that need synchronisation     |
| **One-to-many** | Assets are scheduled in groups, providing high-level control                                 | Large numbers of assets or simplified processes with fewer resources |

These strategies can be mixed — use one-to-one for critical assets requiring granular control and one-to-many for less critical assets.

## Throughput Rate Integration

When orders are released from the Scheduler to Digital Operations, the system also sends performance rates and scheduled run rates. In DO, if rates are not configured locally on the asset, the values from the Scheduler are used automatically.

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If you configure local rates in Digital Operations, they will override the rates sent from the Scheduler. Ensure your rate configuration strategy is consistent across both systems to avoid unexpected behaviour.
{% endhint %}


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