Filter production data to modify what data is displayed in reports. Filtering is useful because it allows you to focus on a specific dataset (e.g. station groups, stations or factories) or exclude information from your analysis (e.g. certain stop groups or stations).

Also, filters carry over when switching between reports, meaning that you don’t have to set the filters again when moving for example from Downtime report to Speed loss report.

What are the default filters?

Common filters for all standard reports

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How to select additional filters?

It is possible to add filters from the “+FILTER” button

How to clear/remove filters?

All filtering can be reset from the “RESET” button:

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For any added filters (from the “+FILTER” button), it is also possible to remove that filter only and not reset all filters. This can be done from the deleting icon when you open the filter drop-down:

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What filters are available for which reports?

REPORT DEFAULT FILTERS ADDITIONAL FILTERS
Downtime Timeframe
Factories
Stations
Stops Products
Orders
LOT/Batch
Operators
Shifts
Stop types
Machine locations
Speed loss Timeframe
Factories
Stations
Speed loss reasons Products
Orders
LOT/Batch
Operators
Shifts
Machine locations
Scrap Timeframe
Factories
Stations
Scrap reasons Products
Orders
LOT/Batch
Operators
Shifts
OEE Timeframe
Factories
Stations Products
Orders
LOT/Batch
Operators
Shifts
Stops
Speed loss reasons
Machine locations
Quantities Timeframe
Factories
Stations Products
Orders
LOT/Batch
Operators
Shifts
Time usage Timeframe
Factories
Stations
Stops Products
Orders
LOT/Batch
Operators
Shifts
Checklists Timeframe
Factories
Stations
Checklists Products
Operators
Shifts
Checklist result
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Production speed Timeframe
Factory
Station
Product Operators
Shifts