The VoraControl management view
The supervisor cockpit at /control/management: measurement activity, result mix, issue status and a needs-attention list over a chosen date window.
Management, under VoraControl at /control/management, is a simple supervisor view of measurement activity, quality warnings and open actions. It is intentionally a summary: when you need the detail behind any figure, the page points you to Trends, Resolve and Reports.
Choosing the window
The date filter offers month-to-date (the default), last week, last month, year-to-date or a custom range, plus a cap on how many rows are checked. The active window and the last-updated time are shown as chips at the top, along with how many plans are ready for Capture and how many issues are open.
The signal gauges
A row of signal gauges summarizes the state of the window at a glance, each with its value and a one-line helper. They are computed from the submitted measurements and Resolve records in the selected dates, so they move as the window moves.
The visual panels
- Measurements by day: submitted measurement samples by date. This shows inspection activity only, not total parts made.
- Measurement results: the mix of results for the selected dates, as a ring with counts and percentages.
- Issue status: current issues by status, with Resolve Reports holding the ageing and closure detail.
- Open detail pages: direct links to the full lists for exports, printing or action.
Needs attention
The Needs attention register is a short list of items a supervisor should look at first, drawn from the same records. It is a starting point for the daily walk-through, not a task system: follow each item into Trends, Resolve or Reports for the detailed follow-up.
The measurement counts on this page describe inspection activity. They are not production counts, and the page does not schedule or assign work; it summarizes what the capture and Resolve records already show.
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