Fresh improvements landed across Pulse and related apps. The time range picker is now consistent everywhere.

We’ve streamlined the downtime reporting widget to make it faster and easier to use! Previously, you had to choose a recent machine state or set a start time before reporting a downtime reason. Now, you simply select the downtime reason and start the timer.

Key improvements:

• Just pick the downtime reason and start reporting—no need to select machine state or set a start time.
• The timer counts the duration until you stop reporting or, if enabled, automatically stops when the machine state changes.
• This update makes downtime reporting more efficient and reduces the steps needed to capture accurate data.

We're excited to introduce the Downtime Duration widget, now available for Pulse users in Workspace! This new tool provides a quick, at-a-glance view of reported downtime reasons and their total duration, based on your selected resource and time range. Easily configure a static resource in the widget settings (located in the top right corner) or dynamically use the resource selected in your Workspace. Gain insights to reduce downtime and boost efficiency with this intuitive new feature!

We have now launched the widgets Engage Schedule and Engage Order for Ignos Workspace!

A new calculator has been added to IGNOS Workspace which allows conversion of millimeters to inches and inches to millimeters:

• Select the required direction of conversion in the top right corner.
• Enter a number to convert in the top text field.
• Read out the converted value in the bottom text field.
• It is possible to copy the converted value to the clipboard using the Copy button at the end of the bottom text field.

If the widget is enabled for you, it will be available in the widget gallery. Look for the Millimeters/inches calculator widget.

This long-requested feature is finally available in the form of a workspace widget. It lets you look up active operators in two ways:

• Select a machine to find out who is currently operating it.
• Enter an operator name to see which machine he/she is currently operating.

The results are based on active work order events.

If the widget is enabled for you, it will be available in the widget gallery. Look for the Find operators widget.