July

Overperformance visibility in Shift View

Whenever production runs faster than expected, it is now highlighted in the Shift View timeline — a clear signal that the target is set too low or a device configuration issue needs attention.

Performance details are added to production signal and speed chart tooltips for extra context. The highlight is on by default with a 105% threshold you can adjust in View settings.

Spotting consistent overperformance? Use to the Speed report, available with the Pro and Enterprise packages, to analyze the product and set a more accurate target.

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Don't need it? Turn off overperformance highlighting anytime in View settings. Learn more in our documentation.

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Usability improvements

Checklists Manual checklists now have search — handy when you're working with a long list of selections.

Shift View Switching stations now keeps your selected date and shift instead of jumping to the latest one, so you can compare stations or review past data without losing your place.

June

Scheduled reports — get your data delivered by email

Production data is most useful when it reaches the right people at the right time. Scheduled reports deliver PDF snapshots of your saved reports to any inbox, automatically — daily, weekly, or monthly — so managers, quality leads, and executives get the data they need. Each email includes a chart snapshot and a link back to the full report for a deeper look.

Each schedule ties to a specific saved report and its filters, so recipients always get exactly the view you configured. Add a custom subject line and an optional message to provide context for the email’s audience. Plus, all your schedules live in one place, where you can toggle, edit, or remove them at any time.

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Scheduled reports are available to users on the Professional and Enterprise plans. To learn more, visit our documentation.

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Shift View is now accessible for colorblind users

Around 1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 women experience some form of color vision deficiency. Red-green is the most common variant—and in Evocon where color carries significant meaning, it creates a real barrier to accurately reading data at a glance.

Colorblind mode replaces the default Shift View palette with a combination of color, pattern, and contrast designed to work across the full spectrum of how people see color. Slices are distinguished not just by color, but by fill pattern and contrast levels—making them readable for red-green, and even monochromacy vision.

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Learn how to enable colorblind mode in our documentation.

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A single-screen view of every order across the factory