Asset
Asset refers to anything that is used in the production process.
Overview
Asset refers to anything that is used in the production process to create a finished product and has value to the organisation. Assets in a production setting can include physical resources such as machinery, equipment, buildings or well as intangible resources like the Site and production lines
A typical asset structure in TilliT is Site -> (Line of Area) -> Equipment. But knowing the potential user's requirement of nested asset hierarchy, TilliT DO also provided an additional layer for the "Area" asset definition to address the complexities.
Creating an Asset
Fields
ID
generated by TilliT. This cannot be changed.
Name *
the name of the asset.
Calendar
sets the calendar of shift templates for this asset.
Asset Class *
sets the class/group for this asset (mostly used when setting Where activities are triggered).
Parent
sets the parent asset. Often used to nest assets under a Line. For example, The parent of Filler 1 could be Line 1.
UoM
sets the Unit of Measure used on this asset
Site *
sets the asset's site location. You must have at least 1 site in TilliT, but this is most useful when you have multiple sites.
Display name
a unique display name for a more user-friendly experience. This enhancement allows assets to be easily recognizable without using a formal ID.
Display Order
sets the order in which the asset is displayed in the UI.
Default Run Rate
the regular running rate of this asset.
Type
Area - an area of the site (e.g. dough prep, cooling station, etc).
Line - a production line. Often used as a parent to other assets (e.g. Line 1 - parent to Filler 1 and Labeller 1)
Equipment - a specific piece of equipment (e.g. Filler 1 or Labeller 1).
Packml
Allow Multiple Orders
if unticked, the asset can only run a single order at any time. If ticked, multiple orders can run on it.
Active
as an alternative to deleting, you can enable or disable and asset.
Represents Line Performance
Mark this a true if this equipment is the bottle neck and represents its parent performance. This means that the parent, being a line or asset, will display its performance and availability based on this asset
Reason Group
This is the reason group that will be presented for this asset in the event of a machine downtime
Machine Group
Option groups with machine types as choices.
Dashboard
See Dashboards
Click the Save and close button to finalise.
Asset Settings
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