Audience: Administrators and dispatchers
Work order monitor automatically adapts based on the plant or WFM operational template.
Prerequisites
Before you start:
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For more information about plants and WFM, see Understand plants versus WFM.
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To learn about GIS and cartographic layers, see Understand work order monitor.
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To set up cartography and GIS settings, see Configure work order monitor cartography settings.
Use the plant template
Manage technical objects in specific sites, like factories and railway stations, through:
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Asset location: Pinpoint every facility within a plant’s layout.
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Client integration: Query specific client services directly from the map.
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Direct interaction: To open new maintenance notifications, select a facility icon.
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Status tracking: Facilities and WOs change shape and color based on their current status and priority.
Use the WFM template
Manage distributed service requests across wide territories:
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Operations center view: Locate regional OCs and their service areas.
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Territorial monitoring: Track WOs’ progress as they move across the map.
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Geographic querying: Select specific geographic areas to monitor active notifications and resource distribution.
What’s next
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To use the map to track operations and get notifications, see Manage map notification and work order monitor.
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To understand visual cues on the map, see Understand map colors, shapes, and themes.