General Improvements with GainSeeker version 8.8

 

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Major new features in GainSeeker version 8.8

Charts and Dashboards can now connect to any Data Source

You can now use GainSeeker's powerful visualization tools like Dashboards and Charts to display quality, performance, scheduling, or other business data that is stored in other files, databases, and other systems outside of GainSeeker - all without storing that data in GainSeeker! This allows you maintain a single system of record by pulling the data directly from your other systems, avoiding the usual headaches associated with having to store the same data in two places.

New Python scripting commands make this possible. For details, see Retrievals for Dashboard Controls and Charting External Data.

Charting is Easier with New Toolbar

The Toolbar in the GainSeeker Charts module has been updated to make charting easier:

      • Some of the most commonly-used functions for an open chart or dashboard window have been added, making it much more intuitive to find and use these functions.

      • Larger buttons make it easier to use a touchscreen.

Editing a Range of data records Saves Time

If you have ever experienced the frustration of editing multiple records - one at a time - to correct the same data entry error, or perhaps to document Special Cause Variation spanning multiple quality checks, then this new feature was designed with you in mind.

When viewing an SPC Data Table or DMS Data Table, you can now apply changes to multiple data records at once. This can include:

      • changing a traceability value

      • changing corrective action information - Event, Cause (SPC only), or Action Taken (SPC only)

When you change one of these values, you can also append new information to the Note for these records.

For details, see Editing Multiple Data Records.

DPU Charts show more Detail with Second-Level Grouping

In previous versions, a DPU chart could divide data into groups based on a single category - for example, a time period (like Month) or a traceability field (like Department).

Starting with version 8.8, you can now sub-divide those groups by a second category. This new level of analysis can provide critical insights about which processes are performing well or need the most improvement:

For details, see Group data for DPU chart.

New Monitor Table window shows Real-Time Failures across Parts and Features

The GainSeeker Charts module now contains a new type of SPC chart - the Monitor Table.

The Monitor Table displays individual SPC data records, with their real-time failure status, for multiple standards.


There are three ways to view the Monitor Table:

      • Display only failure records - Useful for seeing what has failed recently and for following up on failure incidents.

      • Display the last record for each standard - Useful for viewing the current status of any standards, based on their most recent data.

      • Display only records without failures - Makes it easy to see which standards are currently running without failures, based on their most recent data.

The Monitor Table takes the place of the legacy SPC Database Monitor module.

New Paired Sample Analysis analyzes Correlation between KPIs

Paired Sample Analysis has now been added to the GainSeeker Charts module.

This lets you compare any two SPC datasets and plot them against each other, in order to find a relationship between the two.

Multiple Modules

GainSeeker Inspections

PC Collect

Python

GainSeeker Charts

System Administration

GainSeeker Utility

SPC Designer

Online User Guide

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