The shop floor and the office don't need the same UI. MonitGlass ships two: a terminal/mobile UI built for the floor, and a planning & dashboard UI for the office.
The same production data, rendered for two different jobs. No re-entry between them - what the operator confirms on the floor shows up on the office dashboard
The UI operators actually touch. Stage-by-stage confirmation, QR scan to open a task, per-pane confirmation for IGU assembly,
element / order-item to-do lists for monolith glass. No typed logins, no admin screens, no spreadsheets.
The UI a supervisor, planner or customer-success manager runs. Task list with counts at the head;
search and filter by customer, material, thickness, processing; drill down to any active order; the
work-schedule reflects production progress as stages are confirmed and the list is refreshed. Production task list with task counts at the head
What's in production right now - the work the floor is on, updated as stages are confirmed; refresh to see the latest.
Find a production order by order, customer, material, thickness or processing type - useful when a customer rings asking where their job is.
Operators confirm each step across the processing stages the factory runs - shape-cut, cutting, drilling, grinding, chamfering, surface treatment and IGU assembly - so progress is recorded as it happens. IGU assembly also has per-pane confirmation on top of that.
The task list shows counts up front - a supervisor's at-a-glance picture of the floor without opening every order.
Confirmed stages move the order toward "production finished" automatically - the office sees progress in the order's status without chasing.
Where an accepted quote becomes an order and runs the lifecycle.
Confirm stages and scan from a phone or tablet on the floor - no PC needed at the machine.
Order-set PDFs and XLS generated from the schedule.
Shop-floor tracking - common questions
No - operators confirm stages from a shop-floor terminal or the mobile app on a phone or tablet, so there's no requirement for a workstation at every machine.
Seven stage types: shape-cut, cutting, drilling (holes), grinding, chamfering, surface treatment and IGU assembly (for insulated glass). Operators confirm each one as it's done - through the shop-floor terminal, the mobile app, or by QR scan from the order label.
It's built for shop-floor use - terminal or mobile, stage-by-stage confirmation, QR scanning.