Read-only display
Share a dedicated production view using a protected access link.
Production & performance
Give the floor a shared view.
Keep line status visible on the shop floor.
For shift leads and shop-floor teams
A shared, read-only line picture
Read-only application data. No machine connection is implied.
A working day · example scenario
When production status lives inside individual workspaces, the team relies on repeated updates. A shared display should make the recorded line picture easy to see without opening operational controls to everyone who passes it.
Create a protected link for the Andon board and open it on the shop-floor display. The view is dedicated to reading production information.
The board refreshes every 30 seconds. Use it as a shared reference during the shift, while the team continues recording production activity in IEMSuite.
Rotate the access token when an old link should stop working. Sharing a board does not require turning the display into an editing workstation.
One visible reference for the team, grounded in the production records they maintain.
A production board has a different job from a management dashboard. We keep Andon read-only so the team can see recorded line information without exposing the controls used to change it.
Investigate losses with OEE and downtime →Share a dedicated production view using a protected access link.
Refresh displayed line information every 30 seconds.
Rotate access tokens when a shared display link should no longer work.
It displays recorded IEMSuite application data and refreshes every 30 seconds. It does not collect machine signals or control equipment. The display is only as current as the production records behind it.
No. The token-protected board is read-only. Andon requires Scale, and access tokens can be rotated when a shared link should no longer work.