By: David Okrzesik, Customer Success Engineer
Before you define and create your Alert Escalation Workflow, it is important to understand the different types of Alerts and the parameters that determine when they trigger. Please review our article Get Started with Alerts for more information on the parameters involved. Once you have familiarized yourself with the types of Alerts, consider the types and parameters that will best fit your operational needs.
With Amper, you can send alerts based on different types of activity on your shop floor. This article outlines the different ways you can use alerts for better control and visibility throughout your plant.
Don’t forget that your CSM is here to help and can assist you on specific questions and uses that may arise regarding alerts.
- 1. Alert Escalation for Downtime
- 2. Alerts for Machines Approaching Utilization Targets
- 3. Unlabeled Downtime Alerts
- 4. Long Setup Alerts
- 5. Maintenance Alerts
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1. Alert Escalation for Downtime
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2. Alerts for Machines Approaching Utilization Targets
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3. Unlabeled Downtime Alerts
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4. Long Setup Alerts
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