Your home screen. Shows live counts for active orders: how many are past their load date, how many were packed today, and how many TAL-YARDS fabric orders are in the system. Click any stat card to jump directly to that page.

Shows every open order that is past its load date and has not been packed out yet. Orders are sorted oldest first — the most overdue are at the top. Use the filter bar to search by ticket number, load number, or dealer code.

Click any ticket row to expand it. You will see full order details, the stage progress pills, all notes left by other employees, and an option to assign the ticket to someone. Leave a note in the text box and hit Save to record your update. Orders more than 14 days late appear in red.

Shows the orders that the Order Picker has assigned to you. Each card displays the ticket number, load date, style details, and any notes already on the ticket.

When you finish the work on a ticket, tap Mark Complete at the bottom of that card. The ticket leaves your queue and the completion is recorded on the ticket so supervisors can see who finished it and when. You can also leave notes on any assignment directly from this page.

Used to route orders from your station to upholstery employees. When an order arrives, scan or type the ticket number into the Ticket Number field — the cursor automatically moves to the next field. Then scan or type the employee name and press Enter (or tap Assign Ticket).

The assignment immediately appears in that employee's My Assignments queue. If the ticket was already assigned to someone, a yellow warning will appear with a Resubmit button — tap it to reassign, or Cancel to start over. The session log at the bottom tracks every assignment made during your current login.

Available to Fabric department employees and supervisors. Shows all orders where the style is TAL-YARDS — these are fabric yard cuts sold separately to customers, tracked apart from regular furniture orders.

Works the same as Late Items: click any ticket to expand it, view order details and stage progress, leave notes, and manage the assignment. Orders are sorted oldest first.

Look up the complete record for any ticket — active or historical. Type a ticket number into the search field and tap Look Up. The result shows all order info (load, ACK number, style, pattern, color, finish, dealer), the current stage progress, and every note ever recorded on that ticket.

Use this page to verify a ticket's status, trace its history, or add a note without navigating to a specific list page.

Search for tickets that have been packed and closed out of the active order list. Enter a ticket number and tap Look Up to retrieve the full historical record. Useful for verifying that a ticket was completed, checking pack dates, or looking up details on an older order.

View recent barcode scan activity. Search by ticket number to see when a ticket was scanned and by whom. Use this page to confirm that a scan was recorded correctly or to investigate a missing scan.

A production summary for the current shift. Shows packing activity, notes, and scan counts for the day. Supervisors use this at the end of a shift to review output and identify any unresolved tickets before employees leave.

Charts and trend data for supervisors. Shows production volume, late order trends, and packing activity over time. Use the date controls to change the reporting window. Useful for identifying slowdowns or capacity issues across departments.

Supervisor page. Shows contradictions between employee scan data and the current order import — for example, a ticket that appears packed in the system but is still listed in the active import. Each flag requires investigation.

Click a flag to expand it. Review the stage pills to identify what is missing or inconsistent. Use the notes section to document what you found and what action was taken. Supervisors can manually satisfy individual stages by clicking the stage pill if the discrepancy has been resolved.

Send and receive messages with other employees logged into the system. Use this for quick coordination across departments without leaving the app — for example, letting the Order Picker know that Upholstery is caught up and ready for more tickets.

Track the time you spend on individual tickets. Enter a ticket number, add an optional note about the work, and tap Clock In when you start. Tap Clock Out when you finish. Your time is recorded against that ticket and is available for supervisor reporting.

Only one ticket can be active at a time. Clock out before starting a new ticket.

This app tracks every order as it moves through the full production floor. Here is how a typical order flows through the building:

1. Fabric — Fabric is received and cut to spec. TAL-YARDS orders are handled separately on the TAL-YARDS page.
2. Cutting — Fabric is cut to the pattern for the specific order.
3. Sewing — Cut fabric pieces are sewn together as needed.
4. Framing — Furniture frames are built. Wood finishes are applied in parallel.
5. Poly / Cushion — Cushions and padding are prepared.
6. Order Picker — All components come together. The Order Picker gathers the full order and assigns it to an upholstery employee via the Order Picker page.
7. Upholstery — The employee completes the upholstery work and marks the assignment complete in My Assignments.
8. Inspection — The finished piece is inspected for quality.
9. Final Inspection / Photo Creation — Final review and photos are taken for the order record.
10. Pack to Ship — The order is packed and prepared for shipping.

Each stage is tracked in the app as a pill on the ticket. Green pills with a checkmark mean that stage is complete. Gray pills with a dash mean it has not been recorded yet.