News from the tapio app world.
In the coming days, a major update for the tool management software twinio will be rolled out. In addition to a new design and a revised navigation, it contains adjustments to existing functions.
What's new?
Revised Navigation: The new structure of the tool overview allows for faster and easier access to your tools. All previous filters are retained, while the previous tree structure is replaced by tabs.
New Detail View: The previous action tab has been removed. Available actions can now be found directly in the appropriate places in the tool view. All previously possible actions remain available.
New Design: The views have been revised and the presentation of content has been standardized.
Optimizations: The application has been optimized regarding loading times and stability.
Revised Sharpening Order: The creation of sharpening orders has been standardized. Manual orders and orders via a sharpening service now follow the same process.
Existing Database is Retained
All existing data, settings, and central functions remain intact. The transition to the new version takes place automatically as part of the rollout.
Further updates and all new functions in detail will be continuously published here in the Newscenter.
With the Dashboard, a new add-on for twinio is now available. It supplements twinio with a central overview of selected key figures for tool management.
The dashboard includes analyses of tool availability, inventory levels, limit violations, as well as the most recently performed activities. In addition, process values can be monitored based on defined limit values and activities of the past 7, 14 or 30 days can be displayed.
The dashboard is available as a separate add-on for twinio and can be used in addition to the basic app.
You can find more information about the dashboard add-on and how you can purchase the add-on on our blog.
The tool and catalog data in twinio have been comprehensively revised and restructured.
Catalog data is now displayed separately from tool data and is directly assigned to the respective catalog items. Tool data such as measurement data, usage data, and individually created parameters can be found separately under each individual tool.
The data has also been revised and reduced to the actually used information. The ETML standard remains included, but has also been limited to relevant details.
Previously, catalog items in the twinio tool overview were automatically hidden as soon as no individual tools remained. From now on, catalog items will remain visible, even if all associated individual tools have been deleted.
Users can still view and edit catalog items, and remove them selectively if needed. New individual tools can be added using the + symbol at the beginning of the respective row. This keeps the structure intact and allows the visibility of catalog items to be managed individually.