Software Apps Replace Paper-Based Recording
At Sur/Fin 2018, Anoplex Software will showcase tablet-based JobPro and ChemTrak options for job tracking, job data collection, and chemical process control, designed to replace routers, add-sheets, makeup sheets, temperature logs, and other paper records.
Anoplex Software will showcase tablet-based JobPro and ChemTrak options for job tracking, job data collection, and chemical process control, designed to replace routers, add-sheets, makeup sheets, temperature logs, and other paper records. The applications enable chemical additions, inventory, receiving inspection, router-step sign off, and more to be recorded from anywhere in the shop with a Wi-Fi signal, with instant visibility to front-office personnel. Critical data can then be stored in a database instead of in file cabinets, and will then be available to show conformance to quality certifications and for analysis of yield, deliveries and production efficiency.
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