TaaS-MapView transforms your facility blueprints into a live operations dashboard. Upload your floor plans, define your location boundaries, and gain real-time visibility into work orders and production status—empowering you to make faster, more informed decisions.
MapView™ turns your facility blueprints into a live operations-floor digital twin. Upload your floor plans and instantly see where every asset and job is — from a global multi-site view down to a specific shelf or workstation. Spot exceptions visually. Find anything in seconds. Act like you are standing right there on your shop-floor.
What you can do with MapView™:
See Bottlenecks Before They Stop Your Line
Stations pulse when capacity thresholds are exceeded.
Track Every Work Order in Real Time
See exactly where every job is, what stage it's at, and what exceptions it's carrying.
Visual Diagnostics, Real-Time Solutions
Troubleshoot exceptions across both asset and production views in one place.
See your production flow in real time
Switch between Route View and Location View to see your floor the way that makes sense for what you're checking. Route View shows work orders moving through task stations in sequence. Location View shows the same data organized by physical location.
Spot bottlenecks before they escalate
Each station shows the number of active work orders and flags congestion when capacity thresholds are exceeded — so you can act before a bottleneck delays your line.
Track exceptions across the floor
Late, at-risk, and rework work orders are flagged visually across the map — no hunting through lists to find what needs attention.
Drill into any work order instantly
Click any station to see which work orders are active, their progress, task history, and what exceptions they're carrying.
Filter by customer or sales order
Search by work order, part number, customer, or sales order to focus the map on exactly what you need to see.
Understand your production routes
Strict routes enforce task sequence — every step must be completed in order. Non-strict routes allow tasks to run in parallel when there's no dependency between them.
