One day with Core, from shift plan to lean performance.
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06:00
The shift draws itself.
Core auto-drafts the next shift from yesterday’s actuals, today’s orders and any open carry-overs, so the first 30 minutes are about reviewing, not rebuilding spreadsheets and chat threads.
- ✓ Preventive maintenance · Press #4 · PM 01
- Tooling change · Order 88421 · WO 02
- Open from yesterday · gasket leak · carry-over 03
Drafted from yesterday’s actuals + today’s orders Confirm plan -
09:00
Tasks land where the work happens.
Each task is pushed to the right tablet with the SOP, asset history, photos and required parts already attached, pulled in real time from Sync’s connectors. No second screen, no second platform.
Press #4 · Line 3
- ✓ SOP-3142 · Tool change procedure (12 steps) 01
- ✓ Asset history · last 6 entries 02
- ✓ Parts kit K-117 · reserved at C-rack 03
- Delivered to tablet T-04 · 06:32 04
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11:30
Drift surfaces in real time.
Live KPIs flag drift against shift baselines and suggest the next action. No waiting for the morning report to discover yesterday’s problem hiding in a spreadsheet.
OEE 78.4% ↗ +2.1Scrap 1.8% ↘ +0.6MTTR 14m ↗ −3Scrap rate drift on Press #4 1 alert+0.6 pp vs. shift baseline · suggested: open incident Open -
13:30
Alerts become audit trails.
An incident becomes a workflow with the right people, parts and approvals attached. Every step, from first sighting to sign-off, is timestamped and exportable, replacing the chat-thread paper trail.
- Alert raised: scrap drift system
- Triaged → maintenance queue auto-route
- Tech accepted on tablet T-07 shift lead
- Root-cause photo + note attached tech
- Approval: quality lead pending
- Sign-off + auto-export to QMS next
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17:30
The day writes its own report.
The shift report writes itself from the day’s actual data: every task, KPI and incident in one place. Open items keep their context so the next shift inherits a head start, not a mystery.
Tasks completed 23 / 25Incidents resolved 1Carry-overs 2 with contextNotes for ops manager 1Open items keep their context Sign and hand over
