Epsilon3 Changelog #74 - Work Orders, Snippet Management, Project Navigation, Run Summary Attachment
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TL;DR:
Work Orders for Builds
Procedure Snippet Management
Project Level Navigation
Run Attachment Summary
New! Work Orders for Builds
Use work orders to manage multiple builds of a specific part assembly.
Once created, work orders provide a centralized view of the production process, including the As-Built Bill of Materials (aBOM) and on-hand inventory, which are updated in real-time.
The new Work Orders page displays active and ended work orders, and production data is securely stored for optimal traceability.
New! Procedure Snippet Management
Snippets offer a quick and easy way to add pre-built steps to new and existing procedures.
Like procedures, teams can review, revise, and release snippets before they’re available.
For improved traceability, you can also see where every snippet is used.
New! Run Attachment Summary
Do you have a team, customer, or regulatory agency requesting documentation on previously run procedures? You’ll love the ability to generate a summary that includes timestamped signoffs, inputs, tables, comments, attachments, and other important as-run metadata.
Run summaries can be customized to include only what you need to view or print, including a detailed summary of any content, images, or files uploaded during a run.
Preview! Project Level Navigation
Organizing your workspace becomes much easier once all your builds, tests, parts, issues, and procedures are connected to a specific project.
In addition to filtering your searches by project, teams can use the automated naming feature that helps categorize procedures and resources based on established project or program names.
Improvements:
Move signoffs to the bottom of the step
Reference table cells in expressions
Allow procedure settings to change without review
Fixes:
Fixed markdown not displaying during review
Fixed that the workspace changes on cmd + k
Added a warning to guard against losing data when adding redlines
Procedures recognize start run permissions
Fix that added part in check in block shows as removed in diff
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