
See your plant's output for any day, week, month or year: cutting, tempering, lamination, edgework, holes and cutouts, with the net value of the work.

A piece counts on the day someone marks it done at a workstation, by scanning its QR label or from the task list.
Pick a period and step back or forward one at a time. Each process has a line chart of the period: by day, or by month for a year. Turn on Compare with previous period to add the previous period and the change in percent.
Cutting and surface treatments in m² or ft², edgework in linear meters or linear feet, holes and cutouts in pieces. The unit system is a company setting.
Each process has its own breakdown by glass thickness. Cutting is also split by material: the top 10 on the chart, all of them in the table.
Switch any view between quantity and net value. Filter by material, by type of process or by one specific process from your price list.
Glass you laminate in-house counts each ply as its own pane. In an IGU, each pane is counted as a separate glass, and the assembly counts the finished unit.
A value summary shows the net total for the period, after order-item discounts, with price-list and contract-priced work on separate lines.
Price-list items are valued per material and process. A contract price per m² (ft² in imperial) or per piece covers the whole item, so it gets its own line, dated the day the order's production ended.
Contract-priced and unpriced items still add to the area, length and piece totals of each process. There they are shown without an amount, because a contract price covers the whole item and cannot be split between processes.

Operators confirm each production stage at their workstation.
The price list that sets the value of each material and process.
Where orders are priced and closed when production ends.
Analytics - common questions
It still counts. When the order is closed, every piece nobody marked counts on the day production of that order ended.
Only users with the finance role. For everyone else the menu item and the figures stay hidden.