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Masterclass Workboards | November Masterclass
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Video title Workboards | November Masterclass
Date published April 7, 2025
Duration 31:54
Video type Masterclass / Webinar
Audience Production; operators; admin
Video summary
In one sentence Work boards answer the question every job shop has — "where are my parts?" —
by giving operators a customizable, visual view of every process step, with grouping, filtering, label-based
prioritization, automatic labor timers, and green/red dot indicators that flag instructions or required spec inputs
before parts move.
What this video covers Steelhead's Jordan Peterson, Deployment Leader, frames work boards as the answer to part tracking, visual
shop-floor representation, digital operator communication, time logging, label-based prioritization, and specification data entry.

He tours the work boards tile, showing collapsible folders and individual work boards that can
be tagged so users only see relevant areas, then opens a mock shop's masking work
board. He walks through customizable workboard cards, the date icon (red/yellow/green urgency by due date),
and the Move Parts, Work Parts, and grouping/filter controls — including grouping by work order,
filtering by customer, and searching by work order number from a printed tag.

He demonstrates label settings to reorder priority (e.g., "extra careful" parts masked before "expedite" parts),
uploading and marking up a part image, and moving parts into masking, which auto-starts a
labor timer. He distinguishes a part-number-level description from a work-order-only note, and shows the green
dot indicator for operator instructions (with a marked-up reference image) versus other upload options like
work order files, quality holds, and grouping/serializing. He covers the full set of transfer types
(step, rework, transfer, scrap, exit, complete), then switches to a paint and powder work board
to show a condensed view versus an expanded, booth-by-booth view, and does the same for
a plating line broken into tanks. He closes the demo showing a red dot spec
input indicator that requires entering a measurement (coating thickness) within a min/max range before the
part can move on.

The extended Q&A covers where and how to add labels (from work parts or the
work order page), how to use the photo markup tool, whether the move button lets
operators bypass instructions (it doesn't hide them, but doesn't force viewing — required spec fields
do block movement until filled), how to set process instructions two ways (on the part
number page or on the fly during order entry), and how equipment tracking and certifications
are handled (a separate maintenance module, plus optional spec fields).
Problem it solves Without a shared, visual view of where parts are, shops rely on walking the floor
or checking paper travelers to answer "where are my parts?" and can miss critical instructions
or spec requirements. Work boards mirror the shop's actual layout, prioritize work by due date
or label, auto-track labor time, and flag exactly when an operator needs to reference an
instruction or fill out a required measurement before moving a part forward.
Key capabilities shown • Collapsible folders and individually tagged work boards, visible only to relevant users
• Customizable workboard cards mapped to process steps
• Due-date urgency indicator (red/yellow/green)
• Move Parts, Work Parts, and grouping/multi-select controls
• Grouping by work order or by "moveable forward" status, with saved settings per board
• Filtering by customer and searching by work order number
• Label settings that reorder part priority on a work board (e.g., extra careful, expedite, unlabeled)
• Part image upload (camera or drag-and-drop) with markup tools
• Automatic labor timer on entering a station
• Part-number-level descriptions vs. work-order-only notes
• Green dot indicator for operator instructions; red dot indicator for required spec inputs
• Full transfer type set: step, rework, transfer to any node, scrap, exit, complete
• Condensed vs. expanded (booth- or tank-level) workboard views for automatic lines
• Required spec fields that block moving a part until filled out
• Adding process instructions either on the part number page or live during order entry
• Optional equipment-tracking spec fields, with a separate maintenance module for deeper equipment records
How the demo flows • Opens the work boards tile and folders, then the mock shop's masking work board
• Shows the Move Parts and Work Parts buttons, then enables grouping and groups parts by
work order
• Filters parts by customer and searches by work order number from a printed tag
• Opens label settings to reorder priority, then turns on label priority
• Uploads and marks up a part image, then moves a part into masking, starting the
labor timer
• Shows a part number description vs. a work-order-only note, and the green dot instruction indicator
• Opens the upload menu and uploads a work order file of the original packaging
• Shows the other transfer type options (rework, transfer, scrap, exit, complete)
• Switches to the paint and powder condensed view, then the expanded booth-level view, and moves
a part into a booth
• Shows the red dot spec input indicator and enters a thickness measurement
• In Q&A: shows adding a label from work parts, the photo markup tool, and adding
process instructions from the part number page or during order entry
Full transcript
Speaker Jordan Peterson, Deployment Leader, Steelhead Technologies, with live audience Q&A
Transcript [00:05] All right, welcome to, the Masterclass for Work Boards.

[00:11] We'll give just another second here and make sure everybody's good and connecting to audio,
and then we'll get started.

[00:34] All right, looks like we should be good.

[00:42] All right, so today's masterclass, is gonna be on, on work boards.

[00:46] So quick agenda, and, first of all, I guess I'm Jordan Peterson, a deployment leader
here at Steelhead Technologies.

[00:55] And so what we're gonna do today is we'll start with, just a work board
and part tracking overview, kind of why, the, the purpose behind work boards, and then
I'll go through a software demonstration.

[01:07] And then, we'll have a QQ and A session.

[01:10] So if you can, hold your questions for the q and a session as, we
have quite a bit to cover here.

[01:15] But if you do have questions and you wanna throw 'em in the chat as
we go, as we go, feel free.

[01:21] And then once we get to q and a, we'd love if you would, unmute
your, your mic and, and ask questions by audio.

[01:29] But, either way, the chat or audio works.

[01:38] All right. So, work boards and Steelhead.

[01:42] So, what work boards do in Steelhead is, is really answer, help, answer the, the
question, that question and problem that almost every shop, in this industry has.

[01:53] And that is, where are my parts, right?

[01:55] So the work boards and Steelhead we'll, we'll go through here, help with part tracking.

[02:01] It'll help with the visual representation of, of where parts are and the shop for
the operators.

[02:08] It'll, allows you to com communicate and provide information to operators, digitally and without having
to walk out into the shop.

[02:19] It can help with time logging.

[02:21] So we can do, have operators start timers on, on jobs as they're working, prioritization
based off of certain labels and, specification data entry.

[02:34] So if you, if you do specifications in your shop and you need to put
certain inputs to provide on certifications and whatnot, all this can be done all in
one place, by the operators and communicated back to the, the administrative staff as well.

[02:54] So, with that, we'll, we'll go into Steelhead here and, and walk through a demonstration.

[03:02] So this here, if it's, if it's your first time seeing it, is the Steelhead
homepage.

[03:07] [opens the work boards tile] But today we're gonna be looking at, just the work boards tile.

[03:13] [opens work boards showing folders] So if I click into work boards, you can see here that we have many
different folders, and this is just a, a test system set up.

[03:22] But it shows you how you can break down different processes or areas of your
shop to organize it, to whatever way you choose.

[03:29] So, in this case, I just created a, a kind of a mock shop for
this masterclass.

[03:36] [opens the masking work board for the mock shop] And we're, we're gonna use a masking work board, and then a couple different views
just to show how we can set things up for like a batch paint, powder
setup, or a plating line to show kind of a line setup, in here.

[03:54] So these are collapsible folders. That's a folder.

[03:57] These in here are individual work boards.

[04:00] Both of these can be tagged, per, with a label that can be associated to
certain users.

[04:07] So yeah, if you have many different processes or areas of your shop, you can
tag those.

[04:12] So users only see what they need to see as well.

[04:19] So we'll start by jumping into masking.

[04:21] So masking is the, is the shared process that I set up here between the
two, paint powder and plating line.

[04:30] So if I click in, you see the first thing you see is these two
big cards here.

[04:37] So those cards are customizable, based off process steps.

[04:41] We add as many or as few as we need.

[04:45] And then the actionable items, for interfacing with parts and moving parts on the floor
are kind of in this column here.

[04:56] So, the first icon you see is the date.

[04:59] So that is the work order deadline.

[05:02] So in this case, you can see this one is due today.

[05:07] So it's, it's urgent, it's red, this one's due tomorrow, it's yellow.

[05:13] And then if it's due, over one to two days out, it'll be green.

[05:18] It gives you a first visual of when this will is due.

[05:21] [shows the move parts button] The next button here is move parts.

[05:26] So if I click that, that allows me to then move parts to the next
step in the process.

[05:35] And we'll get back to that.

[05:37] [shows the work parts button] The third button there is work parts.

[05:40] And so this is where you'll find any, part number or work order specific information
instructions, do specification inputs.

[05:51] All that stuff will happen in this, in this screen.

[06:04] And then you'll see also some, some buttons up here at the top.

[06:08] [enables the grouping and multi-select checkbox] So this first checkbox that allows, grouping or multis selecting.

[06:16] So if I check that, then we have a checkbox on each line item here,
and I could select one or two, I could move those together.

[06:24] And we have two parts, and that type of thing.

[06:27] So we can set these and group by a, a host of different criteria.

[06:35] So in this case, it's moveable forward, which means that I can select any of
these that have the same next step and move them all together.

[06:45] [groups parts by work order] Another very common one is to group them by work order.

[06:49] So if I do that, I then can save this setting for this workboard.

[06:56] And now you can see that the parts are grouped by this work order number
here.

[07:03] And this one has two parts.

[07:06] And what's nice about this is maybe I only care about seeing the order as
a whole in my shop while I can collapse 'em all down to just be
the work order.

[07:23] One other thing up here at the top is filters.

[07:27] [filters parts by customer] So you could filter out, if I only wanna see Airbus parts, we can do
that.

[07:35] Another common use case for, for finding parts is if you have a, a printed
tag.

[07:44] So maybe you print tags, with your parts just to attach with, the physical parts
in the shop.

[07:51] And you have this work order number.

[07:53] [searches by work order number from a printed tag] So we'll look at 6 96, and I can search right up here, 6 96.

[08:00] It's gonna gimme the, the parts that are on that work order, automated filtering there.

[08:17] I'm gonna turn this grouping off, Sorry.

[08:28] Okay, the other thing here is you might see that we have labels on some
of these parts.

[08:35] So what we can do on the work boards is if, if we wanna set
a certain order of what parts need to, to be based off of certain labels,
we can do that as well.

[08:45] [opens label settings to reorder label priority] So if I come over to label settings here, and let's say I wanted this,
part with the extra careful label to be at the top actually for masking, then
I move that to the top.

[09:00] Maybe I want that expedite one to be next.

[09:04] And then I want maybe my unlabeled parts to be before any of these other
labels.

[09:10] 'cause I don't care about them in, in masking here.

[09:13] [turns on label priority] If I then save those changes and then I turn on label priority, now you
can see that that order switched.

[09:24] So now I have my extra careful part is gonna be masked, masked first, and
then my expedite, and then my, anything that, anything else that's left.

[09:43] All right. So if we look at this extra careful part here, we're gonna do
that one.

[09:48] Maybe before we mask it, we wanna add a part image.

[09:53] As you can see on, on the two down at the bottom here, we've added
an a part number image.

[09:58] And so that at any time, if we need to know what part we're looking
for or wanna reference image, it's there, we can always just click on that image
to make it bigger.

[10:09] [uploads a part image via camera or drag-and-drop] In this case, this aileron for Airbus, Airbus, we don't have an image, so we
wanna add one.

[10:18] I can just click here. If I was on a tablet, which is the most
common way of doing this, I could just select the camera and take a picture
right in the shop there.

[10:30] In this case, I'm just gonna pull over a saved image.

[10:33] I have, you can drag an image in, it's there.

[10:41] [circles and marks up the drawing] And then let's say I was doing a, a drawing of the airplane here, and
I just wanna circle what, what the ailerons on that drawing are, so I can
do some, some markup as well and save.

[11:03] And now I have that image in there.

[11:05] I wanna see what part I'm looking for. Pull that up.

[11:08] Okay, I'm looking for the ailerons.

[11:21] [moves the part into masking, starting the labor timer] All right, so then I can move that part over.

[11:26] It's going to step into masking.

[11:30] And in this case, I have a masking station set up attached to that step
in the process.

[11:38] So when I do that, then it's moved over.

[11:42] I can check in here, see if there's any specific, instructions I need.

[11:46] And you can see I had an autostart, timer labor timer on that, that one
there on the masking station.

[11:54] So my timer automatic automatically started, and so now I'm masking this part.

[12:02] When I'm done, I can then move it along and we can see that the
next step is this part's gonna go to ready for plating.

[12:20] Now we'll do that again with the next, next part.

[12:25] And we can go outta order here too.

[12:27] If, if we needed, we can move any of these.

[12:30] In this case, we'll move this one over.

[12:35] Same thing. Check.

[12:38] [shows a part number description vs. a work-order-only note] Okay, we can see that we have a part number description on this one.

[12:42] It's a suspension spring.

[12:44] You know, we didn't have an image or anything with this.

[12:47] We just had a part number called spring.

[12:50] And then on this work order only, we have a specific note that if we,
that when we complete this one, we wanna make sure we send John a picture,
right?

[12:59] So that's a note that's only gonna be saved per the order.

[13:04] This description is saved for that part number, but these are all viewable, from the
work boards here.

[13:14] So I'm gonna move that one along.

[13:18] Now this, we're gonna do the mask, the wing tip.

[13:22] [shows the green dot instruction indicator] Now, when I move this one in, I can now see on the work parts
icon here that there's a green dot.

[13:29] And now that means that there's some sort of instruction that I, as the operator
need to need to reference at this step.

[13:37] [opens the masking instructions with the marked-up image] So when I click into here, we can see here in the middle instructions, it
says, please mask areas that are circled in red and plug the areas that are
circled in blue.

[13:50] So if I expand this image a little bit, we can see that previously before
I created this order, I had added to the part number, instructions at this masking
step.

[14:02] And I circled, all right, these red areas, I want you to mask these blue
areas.

[14:08] I want you to plug so I can follow those instructions, continue masking, and then
move along.

[14:28] Now with this last part here, this angle bracket, maybe I move it in to
masking.

[14:37] And let's say this is the first step in the process.

[14:40] So I'm just taking it out of the package, but I wanna save an image
of what, what it looked like package.

[14:48] [opens the upload menu with additional actions] Well, one other thing we can do inside of the work parts here is we
can add files.

[14:55] So this carrot down in the bottom, We have, a, a host of action buttons
you can do here.

[15:03] You, you could put this part on quality hold if you needed to.

[15:06] Group and serialize, assign locations, upload part number files, upload part number and process files.

[15:14] So that's like a instruction at that certain process step and a part number process
description.

[15:21] So again, a, an instruction only at that process step.

[15:25] In this case, we wanna take a picture and upload the package that this, this
angle bracket came in, before we, we take 'em out and mask 'em.

[15:37] And so we only wanna save that image to the work order.

[15:41] We don't wanna save that image to the part number like this bracket image is
up here, because the next time that part number comes in, we don't necessarily need
to see how the old packaging was.

[15:55] [uploads a work order file of the original packaging] So in this case, I'm gonna upload work order file.

[15:59] And again, I could just take a picture with a tablet.

[16:04] But as I'm on a computer here, I'm just gonna drag in an existing image.

[16:11] And now, so imagine I took that with the tablet. Say that.

[16:17] So now I can see on this work order, this is how these angle brackets
came in.

[16:23] So now when this gets moved all the way down to packaging, maybe I want
to use original packaging and I can see how they, how they were packaged up
when they came into the shop.

[16:33] So that's gonna stay with the order as it moves throughout the shop.

[16:44] All right. And then we're done masking that one, and we'll move that ahead.

[16:48] That's gonna go to ready for plating as well.

[16:51] So there are, there are a few other, actions we can do when removing parts.

[16:58] [shows the other transfer type options] We can rework, we can transfer, which instead of going just to the next step,
it allows you to, to move backwards or to any, any step in the process.

[17:10] Scrap, we'll mark it as scrap in order to take it outta the system.

[17:14] Exit. Just exits the parts outta the system in case we had entered something wrong.

[17:18] And then complete, we'll just complete that order or that part on the order.

[17:27] But for the purposes of this demo, we're just gonna continue this step, move it
to the next step.

[17:36] So now if I'm in, in masking, my job is to mask.

[17:40] Now I've just completed my queue.

[17:43] All the parts have been masked and moved on to the next step.

[17:45] I don't have to worry about where they went.

[17:48] They already were predetermined.

[17:50] The steps were already pre predetermined before.

[17:53] And so I'm good to go. I finished my, my queue of work.

[17:58] But now let's, let's say we are in the paint and powder booth area.

[18:02] That's where we're working.

[18:04] [switches to the paint and powder condensed workboard view] Now, I have two different views here I'm gonna show you, but we'll start with
just a paint and powder condensed view.

[18:13] And so we can see one of those parts that was masked had to go
to paint and powder, you know, a couple of 'em went to plating.

[18:21] So now only the parts that show that need to be got need to go
through the paint and powder booths are gonna show up here on my paint and
powder work board.

[18:34] So we can see this John Deere Spring is ready to paint.

[18:42] And so all I'm gonna do, well first we'll go back, I just wanna show
you the, the expanded view.

[18:49] So in this case, we just have the ready for paint and powder, and then
a paint and powder step, much like the masking.

[18:58] [shows the expanded booth-level view] But if we look at a, a, another view, just to show you that we
can customize these to set up, as simple or as complex as, as you would
like in your shop.

[19:08] I have it broken out into the three different booths that we have, right?

[19:12] So that we can visually see which booth that part is gonna go into.

[19:22] [moves a part and selects a booth] So starting back at the condensed view, I'm gonna move my part and it's gonna
ask me to select which booth I'm moving into.

[19:39] In this case, we'll just select booth two, and now we're in the paint and
powder, step.

[19:52] So we can see we're in station two.

[19:55] Now, here in work parts, we could look for information.

[20:04] We can manage inventory if we're deplete, powder or paint.

[20:13] And on the, on the work boards.

[20:16] Now, if I look at my expanded view, we can see that it's broken out.

[20:21] Instead of just being in the paint and powder step, we wanted it to be
broken out by certain booth.

[20:28] And so we can see that it's right there in booth two.

[20:38] Now, I did the same thing with the plating lines.

[20:43] In this case, we have a couple parts ready for plating.

[20:46] We, we can do just a plating line or we could break it out by,
okay, clean tank plating tank one or plating tank two, rinse tank, right?

[20:57] And so on. This is obviously a simplified example, but we can break it out
however we would like in that way.

[21:05] So the last thing I'll show we're, we're coming up on, on time here, I
wanna make sure we have some time for qa, is if I'm in plating and
I move these parts through, they go into the plating line.

[21:23] [shows the red dot spec input indicator] Now when they're done in, in plating move to inspection, we can see that this
one, now on this work parts icon, we have a red dot.

[21:33] And so what that means is if you do specifications in your shop, this is
telling you that you have some sort of specification input needed at this step.

[21:42] So we plate it, now it's in, in inspection.

[21:47] [enters a thickness spec measurement] When I click into here, we'll see we have a field to fill out.

[21:51] So it's wanting us to enter the thickness, at inspection after plating the part.

[21:56] So in this case, it says the minimum is one mills and maximum is three.

[22:02] And so say I plated it to two mills, we measure that, and now I'm
green and good to know, good to go and move it along as long as
it passes instruc inspection.

[22:24] So I know that was, a bit of, information all, all at once.

[22:28] But any questions?

[22:36] Can you hear me? Yep.

[22:40] So when you did the label settings, at what point, like how do you add
the labels?

[22:49] Do I have to be at the work order itself?

[22:53] Like I saw how you could, you could almost like categorize 'em by the, like
the expedites and stuff like that.

[23:00] Yep, yep. So to add the label to the work order, Can that be done
from the work board?

[23:08] Yep. It actually can be.

[23:09] [shows adding a label from work parts] So if we're in here and we go to work parts, you can add labels
right up here.

[23:18] Oh, heck yeah. Yeah.

[23:20] So you can do it there, or, or if you go to that work order.

[23:24] So if I click on this work order brings me to the work order page,
I can always edit and add, add as many labels as I want here as
well.

[23:33] And that's not tied to the part, just the work order That's tied just to
the work order. Yep.

[23:38] Okay. You can also add, add labels to part numbers as well though.

[23:43] Yep. I know that part. Part, yeah.

[23:46] I guess my only other one would be the, I saw you do the markup
for adding a picture and I was trying to write something, so I feel like
I missed the spot you clicked that you could start like drawing and marking.

[24:03] Oh yeah. so let's say we add a picture for this spring.

[24:13] I'll drag a picture in, add the angle bracket in this case.

[24:22] [shows the markup tool for photos] So once I, I upload a file, I can just select this markup button, and
then up, up top there, there's the, the pen or there's a highlighter.

[24:33] There's a few options there.

[24:35] And then you can just circle or, or whatever you need to put on there,
then click the check mark.

[24:42] Yeah, check mark to save it and then save.

[24:53] Sounds good to me.

[24:54] I think those are the only big questions I got.

[24:59] Sounds good. Thanks Casey. Anybody else?

[25:09] I got a question about the work instructions.

[25:13] If, if an operator is using the move button, that, does that bypass those work
instructions on there so they could essentially just skip seeing any notes?

[25:28] Let's see. I'll move this one back here.

[25:36] So you're saying when they, so when we moved it into masking these instructions here
Yep.

[25:44] So they've got the instructions there, but if they hit the, the arrows, they can
just, they don't see those instructions.

[25:49] That Correct? Correct.

[25:52] Yep. So that's what the, the green dot is a indicator that they, they need
to, reference some instruction for this step.

[25:58] Okay. And there's, there's no way to disable the arrow when there's a green dot
to force an operator to look at those instructions?

[26:06] No. No. Okay. Hi, this John.

[26:14] Yeah. So it's kind of the same as like if you're on a paper traveler,
right?

[26:17] When you get to masking, you check your, your traveler for, for instructions isn't, this
is just giving you an indication that you, you have an instruction.

[26:27] Oh, it's not like that spec field thing, that was what you do.

[26:31] Yep. It, it is the same with spec fields. Yep.

[26:34] It'll give you the indicator there.

[26:35] So the green dot means that there's an instruction.

[26:39] The red dot will mean that there's a, a spec field spec input.

[26:46] Okay. Is there any way to enforce that it was or Mark that had been
checked on the process to make sure the technician was actually doing that?

[26:57] Yeah. So the, the spec fields can be marked as required, and so that they
can't, they can't move the the parts until they fill that out.

[27:06] Okay. Yeah, that'll work.

[27:31] Any other questions?

[27:48] All right, well, I'll stay on for another, two minutes here, till 1230.

[27:52] But, if you do think of any questions, after the call here, feel free to
to email Lydia, to follow up with our team.

[28:00] Or if you wanna book a customized demo or anything to answer questions specific to
your shop, let us know.

[28:07] And then if you're, wanna learn about future masterclasses, go ahead, go to go Steelhead.com/events.

[28:15] See all upcoming events.

[28:18] Jordan, there is a question in the chat from Seth.

[28:21] It looks like, oh, Perfect.

[28:25] Where did I set the process instructions? Oh, okay. Yep.

[28:31] So process instructions can be kind of done in, in two ways.

[28:35] [opens the part number page to add process instructions] If I, if I'm building a part number, so if I click on this part
number, it'll bring me to the part number page.

[28:42] And this will have all the information saved to this part number every time it's
ran.

[28:50] I can come down here to see what steps that part number's gonna go through
in the shop, and I can select a, a certain step that I wanna add
an instruction to.

[29:00] And then, right here I can just add whatever instruction I need and I could
upload a, file with a, a picture, like in the case that I did there,
uploaded a masking, masking, image.

[29:18] So the other way to do it, that's kind of, if you're setting up part
numbers beforehand, if, if I'm doing it as I'm entering an order.

[29:29] Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Yep.

[29:30] So you can have different, separate things like how we put it, Oh, it must
have been a different conversation there.

[29:38] [shows adding instructions during order entry] But if I, if I'm doing it as I enter an order, like in this
case, I can also select right here by processes and treatments and I can, I
can enter, instructions on the fly.

[29:51] So if I wanted instruction at masking here, then I can, I can type any
instruction there as well.

[30:03] So a couple ways to do it.

[30:14] All right. j Jordan, I'm a little curious about like, equipment, how's that handled differently
or the same as with the work orders type thing?

[30:27] Equipment? What do you mean by equipment?

[30:30] Well, I mean, if I have a piece of equipment and I wanna keep records
on it for certifications, whether it's like reg tag for being down, w whatever, I
would just like to see your process, if you can show that to me, or
for, are talking like, maintenance or tracking the equipment that's used on an order.

[30:49] All the above. Okay. Yeah.

[30:51] So we do have another, whole nother maintenance module.

[30:55] So that might be something that you, you wanna, you know, reach out to our
team and, and get more details on that.

[31:02] Otherwise in the specifications, we can always add like a, an equipment, field for you
to fill out a, a certain, to document what equipment was used, or any of
that type of thing.

[31:18] That's good. Yeah, that, that helps too.

[31:20] Alright, thank you.

[31:22] Yep.

[31:36] Alright, well thanks everybody for joining and, and like I said, if any other questions
come up, feel free to reach out to our team.

[31:45] Thanks, Jordan. Yep.
Taxonomy tags
Steelhead product area Work boards; Production; Specifications; Labels
Feature / module Workboard cards; Move Parts/Work Parts; grouping and filtering; label priority; instruction and spec indicators; condensed
vs. expanded views
Workflow category Shop floor execution; part tracking and prioritization; operator instructions and spec compliance
Topics covered Work board setup and customization; grouping and filtering parts; label-based prioritization; instructions and spec indicators;
transfer types; condensed vs. booth/tank-level views; adding process instructions; equipment tracking