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Overview

Production Events track activities during production execution. The system supports three event types, each displayed in its own tab:
  1. Material Events: Raw material consumption
  2. Task Events: Labor and work activities
  3. Space Events: Production space allocation
The specific fields, workflows, and capabilities for each event type depend on your system configuration. This documentation describes common patterns, but your implementation may vary.

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Events Management Interface

The Events page provides a comprehensive management interface with: The left sidebar displays a list of all events for the current tab:
  • Search: Filter events by name using the search box at the top
  • Event Cards: Each event shows its name and status indicator
  • Status Chips: Visual indicators show Active (green) or Inactive (red) status
  • Selection: Click any event to view its details in the main panel

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Event Detail Panel

When an event is selected, the main panel displays:
  • Editable Title: Click the event name to edit it inline
  • Status Badge: Current Active/Inactive status
  • Action Buttons:
    • Add Detail: Create a new detail record for this event
    • Delete: Remove the event (with confirmation)
  • Details Grid: AG Grid showing all detail records for the event

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Grid Ribbon

The ribbon above the grid provides quick actions:
  • Create Event: Add a new event of the current type
  • Column Tools: Filter, sort, and customize columns
  • Export: Download event data
  • Fullscreen: Expand the grid to full screen

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Event Tabs

The Events page has three tabs for organizing event types:

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Materials Tab

Tracks materials consumed during production:
  • Material item used
  • Quantity consumed
  • Date/time of consumption
  • Production batch or work order
  • Status (Active, Inactive)

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Tasks Tab

Tracks labor and work activities:
  • Task name and description
  • Task details with specific configurations
  • Duration and timing
  • Status (Active, Inactive)
Task Event Details Grid: Each task event can have multiple detail records displayed in a grid:
  • Click on a row to edit the detail
  • Use “Add Detail” to create new detail records
  • Details can be configured for specific task parameters

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Space Tab

Tracks production space usage:
  • Space type (bench, bay, zone)
  • Space location
  • Allocation period
  • Status (Active, Inactive)

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Creating Events

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Creating a New Event

1

Select the Event Tab

Navigate to the Materials, Tasks, or Space tab based on the event type you want to create.
2

Click Create Event

Click the Create [Event Type] button in the grid ribbon. A modal dialog will open.
3

Enter Event Details

Fill in the required fields:
  • Name: A descriptive name for the event
  • Configuration: Event-specific settings
4

Save the Event

Click Save to create the event. It will appear in the sidebar list.

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Adding Event Details

1

Select an Event

Click on an existing event in the sidebar to view its details.
2

Click Add Detail

Click the Add Detail button in the event header.
3

Configure the Detail

Enter the detail-specific information in the form.
4

Save

Click Save to add the detail. It will appear in the details grid.

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Editing Events

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Editing Event Name

  1. Select the event in the sidebar
  2. Click on the event title in the detail panel
  3. Edit the name inline
  4. Press Enter or click outside to save

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Editing Event Details

  1. Click on a row in the details grid
  2. The edit form opens with the current values
  3. Make your changes
  4. Click Save to update

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Deleting Events

Deleting an event permanently removes it and all its detail records. This action cannot be undone.
  1. Select the event in the sidebar
  2. Click the Delete button (trash icon) in the event header
  3. Confirm the deletion in the dialog

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Filtering and Searching

Use the search box at the top of the sidebar to filter events by name:
  • Type to filter in real-time
  • Search is case-insensitive
  • Clear the search to show all events

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Grid Filtering

Use the grid’s built-in filtering:
  • Click the filter icon in column headers
  • Apply conditions like contains, equals, etc.
  • Combine multiple filters for complex queries

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Best Practices

Use descriptive event names that include the type and purpose, such as “Morning Planting - Bench A” or “Packaging Materials - Order 12345”.
  • Consistent Naming: Establish naming conventions for your team
  • Regular Review: Periodically review and clean up inactive events
  • Status Management: Keep event statuses up to date for accurate reporting
  • Detail Records: Use detail records to track granular information without creating separate events

Triggers

Set up automated actions based on production events

Recipes

Define production recipes that use events

Production Items

Manage items tracked in production events