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Access Documentation Related to an Article or Order

Learn how to access production instructions, technical drawings, and other Documents associated with an Article or Order directly from the Production Plan in Good Solutions Operator Tools.

 What are Article and Order Documents?

Good Solutions allows Documents to be linked to specific Articles and production Orders, making important information easily accessible to Operators.

These Documents can include:

  • Work instructions: Instructions for manufacturing a specific Article.
  • Technical drawings: Product drawings and specifications.
  • Setup instructions: Guidance for machine setup and changeovers.
  • Quality instructions: Inspection requirements and quality standards.

By accessing Documents directly from the Production Plan, Operators can quickly find the information needed to prepare for upcoming production.

Step 1: Open the Production Plan

  1. Open Operator Tools in Good Solutions.
  2. Select the relevant Measure Point.
  3. Click Plan in the bottom navigation menu.

The Production Plan displays the Articles and Orders scheduled for production at the selected Measure Point.

Step 2: Find Documents for an Article or Order

  1. Locate the Article or Order in the Production Plan.
  2. Look for the Document icon associated with the Article or Order.
  3. Click the icon to access the linked Documents.

The Document icon indicates that documentation is available for the selected Article or Order.

Step 3: Open a Document

  1. Review the available Documents.
  2. Select the Document you want to view.
  3. Click the Document to open it.

Good Solutions opens the linked Document, allowing you to review the instructions, drawings, or other information.

Note: Documents are linked to Good Solutions rather than stored directly in the system. Access may depend on permissions in the external document system.