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# Week 17 | 2026

#### Featured improvement: **Target Quantity on Ad-Hoc Schedules** 

Operators can now set a target quantity when creating ad-hoc production schedules from the tablet, unlocking the added features available on planned schedules. This enables:

* **Real-time progress tracking** — see live completion percentage and\
  units remaining during ad-hoc runs (eg. Cockpit)
* **Production forecasting** — estimated completion times are now\
  available for ad-hoc schedules, just as they are for planned orders (eg. Production Progress Dashboard)

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#### General Updates:

* **Utilisation Improvements** — Utilisation in the Hierarchy Explorer has been broken down into clearly defined columns — Total Considered Time, Productive Time, and Utilisation % — with hover tooltips explaining what each value represents and how it is calculated. The Pulse Chart also now includes a new hover tooltip.
* **Trend Viewer — Asset Utilisation** — The Asset Utilisation metric now reports in productive time (in the chosen Duration Format eg. Mins or Hours, Mins) instead of percentage. Utilisation % is now included as a standard summary metric across all Trend Viewer metrics.
* **Configurable Week Start Day per Plant** — Each plant can now have its own week start day, so weekly reports and date ranges align with your actual production week.
* **Station Filtering on Analysis Pages** — Cycle time analysis, production by SKU, and production by work order reference pages now support filtering by group and individual stations.
* **Date Range Filtering on Station Notes** — Station notes can now be filtered by date range, with CSV exports respecting the selected period.

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