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Dashboard Graphs

The Dashboard Graphs are an innovative visual tool that shows you an up-to-date feed of the health of your equipment.   

Using the Dashboard Graphs

  • From the Home page CLICK the Dashboard Graphs icon from the Tasks dropdown to open the Dashboard window. Alternatively, from the left navigation menu, select Account then Dashboard Graphs
  • At the top of the Dashboard window there are six main tabs.   
    • Program Health – an overview of the Alarmed Components, Problems (Problem Samples), Ranked Samples, Samples, Missing Information, and Turnaround.
    • Reliability Alerts – This is a way to track proposed maintenance tasks or actions and even assign responsibility to a myLab User.   
    • ROI (Return on Investment) – You can assign a cost savings value to any reliability alert that has been created. 
    • Alert Turnaround – The elapsed time from when a reliability alert has been opened to when it has been responded to / completed / closed in units of days. The bottom 3 graphs are based on an assigned due date that was selected during reliability alert creation.  
    • Maintenance – This tab is for capturing maintenance compliance.  Total number of tasks (maintenance or work orders) 
    • Task Scheduling – This tab is for monitoring tasks and routes compliance.  Related to the Maintenance. 
  • Let’s review Program Health. Note, the other main tabs will not be reviewed. 
  • CLICK on the Alarmed Components graph.
  • If there is no data showing, select a date range using the bar at the top. 
  • Moving the date slider will dynamically add or remove available data from the graphs.
  • CLICK the Dashboard Graphs back button to return to the main graphs page.  Graphs similar to those below would be shown based on the timeframe selected in the example above. 
  • Hovering the mouse point over any of the titles will display a brief description of each chart.  
  • Hovering the mouse pointer of any section of the chart will display the Date Range of the data, Section of Data and the Reported Value.  

Creating a Custom Dashboard

  • Additional “custom” tabs are available which allow you to choose the graphs you find most valuable to you and your business.
  • To create a custom graphs, you would select one of the “Custom” tabs
  • CLICK on the top left checkbox.  A Graph Selection menu will pop up.  
  • Select one of the available graphs. For this example, we chose Alarmed Components (Total).
  • CLICK Save.  
  • CLICK on the top middle checkbox. For this example, we selected Problems (Total).
  • CLICK Save.  
  • CLICK on the top right checkbox. For this example, we chose Ranked Samples (Total).
  • CLICK Save.  
  • CLICK Rename Tab. 
  • Enter a new tab name and CLICK Save
  • CLICK Home to return to the Home page.  
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