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# Cockpit
## Overview
All the real time data that you need in one place to monitor production across the whole factory.
## Station Overview
See live information from all stations - which work order they are producing and the current progress through the order.
A clear coloured labelling system to alert of any stations that have an issue.
Hierarchy of how Station status’ appear within Station Groups
* Red - Stopped, Slow, Below Utilisation Threshold, Escalated
* Amber - Cause, Estimated
* Green - Running
* Blue - Maintenance
* Grey - Outside of Shift
* Grey - No Schedule
* Purple - Loss of internet connection (this can be caused by the machine being switched off)
If there is a Station of a higher priority status in a group, the group status bar will always reflect this to alert of any issues.
## Work Order Overview
Live progress of each work order or work order group if made of multiple parts.
All key data needed to keep track of each orders progress.
## Key Metrics
**Actual vs Planned**
The current live total against the overall target total.
**Stations Running**
A quick reading of how many stations are running out of the total scheduled.
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