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  1. Configuration

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Plant Code

This is a unique code with which to identify this plant without the account.

Timezone

Each plant within an account can have defined timezone.

When looking at this plant's data in the interface, the times shown will always be local to to plant and not the user's timezone.

Plant Start Hour

For many plants, midnight is not considers the start/end of a specific day. For example, if a night shift runs until 3am, any production finished before 3am should be counted as part of the previous day.

For this reason, a plant can have a start hour defined. This allows queries for a specific date range to automatically account for this.

Example: For a 3am plant start hour, retrieving all data for 2025-12-25 will have a specific range of 2025-12-25 03:00 to 2025-12-26 03:00.