- Supervisor raises the issue, sees live status, and confirms restart readiness
- Mechanic receives work, records action groups, adds photos, asks for parts, and completes repair
- Parts team and supply head see request, stock decision, issue flow, and escalation visibility
Workflow
From machine stoppage to production recovery, every action stays visible.
TexOS Forge connects reporting, repair, confirmation, and analysis into one practical maintenance workflow.
Operational flow
How the workflow progresses in TexOS Forge.
Scan machine QR or open machine profile
Raise breakdown with machine-first context
Assign mechanic or queue the assignment
Track repair in progress, assisting mechanic, or transfer flow
Request parts or mark machine not usable if waiting
Complete repair with photos and repair actions
Supervisor confirms closure or reopens the issue
Reports, dashboards, and history update automatically
What each role sees in the workflow
- Management sees downtime impact, repair delays, and repeat-failure patterns
- Unit and company admins control master data, users, PM setup, and reporting context
- Super admin keeps platform-wide control without exposing operational confusion to public users
Screens that support the workflow
Machine profile and QR workflow
Scan the machine QR, open the machine profile, view history, and raise breakdowns from the asset context instead of a generic ticket screen.
Breakdown detail workflow
Follow assignment, assisting mechanics, repair actions, photos, supervisor confirmation, reopen flow, and downtime history in one ticket.
Parts workflow
Mechanics request parts, parts teams review stock, issue items, escalate to supplier, and keep machines not usable while waiting for parts.
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