PrintStudio Ops

Farm control for live print operations.

Track quote intake, release gating, machine telemetry, QC handoff, and shipment readiness across FDM and UV lanes from one surface.

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Control center

Refresh the latest snapshot, seed demo data, and confirm the API target before stepping into live queues.

Connection details

Source http://localhost:8787

Snapshot 3/25/2026, 10:59:28 PM

Bootstrap POST /demo/bootstrap

Operator ID

Queue: 0
Manual Review: 0
Ready For Release: 0
Printing: 0

Profitability Watch

Track margin exposure, realized profitability, and energy usage for every active job.

Snapshot generated 3/25/2026, 10:59:28 PM

Active expected margin $0.00 Projected profit for active routes

Realized margin $0.00 Closed jobs posted to QC or shipping

Failed margin delta $0.00 Loss recovered or incurred from failures

Avg. margin per hour $0.00/hr Rolling realized margin per machine hour

Active and recently completed jobs with quoted and realized profitability details
Job	Status	Machine	Family	Quoted	Realized	Δ margin	Started

Ops Alerts

SLA risk, stale telemetry, machine health, camera gaps, and inventory pressure in one queue.

No active alerts. The farm is within its current operating thresholds.

Quote Intake

Create a new quote request from the ops console to test pricing, ETA, and review gates.

Customer ID Material Quality Service Tier Due At

Assets

Asset 1

Filename Asset Kind Quantity Colors Size X (mm) Size Y (mm) Size Z (mm)

Special Instructions

AI Add-ons

AI Assist Lite (+$3) AI Model Basic (+$6) AI Model Advanced (+$15) AI Optimization (+$4)

Quote Presets

Apply a saved intake preset, capture the current quote setup, or retire stale presets without leaving the intake shell.

No preset selected

Saved Preset Preset Name

Intake shell only Future dashboard logic can target these hooks to snapshot or restore the current quote intake form.

Quote Review Queue

Newest quotes first, with manual-review items floated to the top for operator approval.

Total 0 · manual review 0

Bulk Review

Stage visible quotes for comparison, approval, or rejection without changing the current review-card layout.

0 selected

Select visible quotes Quote-level checkboxes can flow into this shell while keeping the current review presentation intact.

No quotes recorded yet. Use the intake form or seed demo data.

Approved Quotes Pending Order

Operator-safe staging queue for approved quotes that still need order creation. Quotes with linked orders stay out of this batch surface.

Pending order 0

Batch Order Creation

Stage only visible approved quotes without linked orders so later dashboard wiring can create production-ready orders in one operator-reviewed pass.

Approved without linked orders only 0 selected

Select visible approved quotes Future row selectors should only target quotes already approved and still missing a linked order.

No approved quotes are waiting on order creation. Quotes with existing linked orders stay out of this queue.

Approved quotes waiting for order creation and batch selection
Quote	Customer	Approved	Total	Due	Order Scope

Quote Review Detail

Inspect the original intake, asset metadata, per-line review reasons, and approval state before syncing an order.

Quote Duplication

Reserve a stable operator action for duplicating the currently inspected quote once the review workflow is wired.

No quote selected

Review detail only The duplicate action stays scoped to the active quote inspector selection.

Select a quote from the review queue to inspect the full intake snapshot.

Quote Comparison

Stage quotes side by side to compare pricing, service commitments, and manual-review gates before taking a bulk action.

Staged 0 / 2

Select up to two quotes from the review queue to populate the comparison shell.

Primary Quote Awaiting selection

Queue selection will populate the primary quote summary here.

Pricing, asset mix, and review reasons will appear in this column.

Secondary Quote Awaiting selection

Select another quote to compare against the primary review candidate.

Selected quote details will mirror the current review language in this shell.

Comparison Summary Ready for scripted deltas

Use these stable fields to highlight price swings, ship windows, and review-gate differences.

Total delta: —
Ship window delta: —
Manual review delta: —
Asset mix delta: —

SLA Summary

Upcoming due windows, escalations, and at-risk jobs staged for the next reporting wave.

Window Current shift

Due soon 0 Jobs approaching their committed handoff window

SLA risk 0 Orders likely to breach without operator action

Breached today 0 Orders already outside the current report window

Revenue at risk $0.00 Exposure tied to flagged and blocked release work

At-Risk Queue

Review jobs closest to their committed handoff window and confirm the visible scope before acting in the release queue.

Count 0

Select visible at-risk jobs

0 selected Selection stays in view here while escalations and releases stay in the main queue controls.

No at-risk jobs in the current report window.

At-risk jobs approaching their committed handoff window
Job	Customer	Due	Status	Owner

Escalation Notes

Track exception reasons, handoffs, and next steps for the current reporting snapshot.

Open 0

No escalations are staged for this reporting snapshot.

Machine Overview

First-class and legacy machines share one routing surface with guarded release rules.

Batch Maintenance

Stage visible machine cards for service windows, return-to-service checks, and recovery actions without disturbing the current plant overview layout.

Idle, paused, maintenance, or offline machines only 0 selected

Start maintenance should target idle or paused machines, return-to-service applies to machines already in maintenance, and power-cycle recovery should stay scoped to paused, maintenance, or offline hardware until telemetry is healthy again.

Start → idle, paused
Return → maintenance
Power cycle → paused, maintenance, offline

Select visible maintenance candidates Future card-level selection wiring should mirror only the visible machine cards eligible for the chosen maintenance action.

K2 Plus

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Status: idle
Queue: 4.0 h
Load: 0 W
Camera: online

Ready for preventative maintenance First-class support

First-class machine is idle and can join calibration, inspection, or preventative maintenance batches without displacing the current card layout.

Select for preventative maintenance Use this hook later for service, calibration, or return-to-ready maintenance runs on idle machines.

Kobra 3 Max

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green

Status: idle
Queue: 2.0 h
Load: 0 W
Camera: online

Ready for preventative maintenance First-class support

First-class machine is idle and can join calibration, inspection, or preventative maintenance batches without displacing the current card layout.

Select for preventative maintenance Use this hook later for service, calibration, or return-to-ready maintenance runs on idle machines.

Centauri Carbon

centauri-carbon-01

green

Status: idle
Queue: 6.0 h
Load: 0 W
Camera: online

Ready for preventative maintenance First-class support

First-class machine is idle and can join calibration, inspection, or preventative maintenance batches without displacing the current card layout.

Select for preventative maintenance Use this hook later for service, calibration, or return-to-ready maintenance runs on idle machines.

Snapmaker U1

snapmaker-u1-01

green

Status: idle
Queue: 3.0 h
Load: 0 W
Camera: online

Ready for preventative maintenance First-class support

First-class machine is idle and can join calibration, inspection, or preventative maintenance batches without displacing the current card layout.

Select for preventative maintenance Use this hook later for service, calibration, or return-to-ready maintenance runs on idle machines.

eufyMake E1

eufymake-e1-01

green

Status: idle
Queue: 5.0 h
Load: 0 W
Camera: online

Ready for preventative maintenance First-class support

First-class machine is idle and can join calibration, inspection, or preventative maintenance batches without displacing the current card layout.

Select for preventative maintenance Use this hook later for service, calibration, or return-to-ready maintenance runs on idle machines.

AnkerMake M5

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yellow

Status: idle
Queue: 1.0 h
Load: 0 W
Camera: online

Ready for preventative maintenance Legacy support

Legacy machine is idle and can join calibration, inspection, or preventative maintenance batches without displacing the current card layout.

Select for preventative maintenance Use this hook later for service, calibration, or return-to-ready maintenance runs on idle machines.

Release Queue

Jobs awaiting review, ready to release, or actively printing.

Batch QC

Reserve stable hooks for passing or failing visible QC rows without disturbing the current release-queue layout.

0 selected

Select visible QC jobs Queue-row selectors can feed this shell later while non-QC release actions stay in the existing bulk toolbar.

Batch Production Control

Stage visible production rows for complete, resume, requeue, or cancel flows without displacing the current single-job controls.

Status-eligible rows only 0 selected

Complete applies to printing and paused jobs, resume applies to paused jobs, requeue applies to failed jobs, and cancel can stay available for manual-review, release-ready, printing, or paused work.

Complete → printing, paused
Resume → paused
Requeue → failed
Cancel → review, release, printing, paused

Select visible production jobs Future row selectors can feed this shell while the existing per-job actions remain the primary operator controls in each table row.

Batch Reroute

Stage visible release-queue jobs for a coordinated target-machine reroute while the current QC, release, and per-job override shells stay in place.

Queued, scheduled, manual-review, or release-ready jobs only 0 selected

Batch reroute should stay focused on queued, scheduled, awaiting-manual-review, or ready-for-release jobs. Use the dedicated emergency failover surface below for printing, paused, or failed work that lost its primary machine.

Route now → queued, scheduled
Hold for review → manual review
Release lane → release ready
Emergency failover stays on route override

Target Machine Standby Fallback

Select visible reroute candidates Future row-level selectors can feed this shell while release-queue rows keep the existing single-job and batch-action layout conventions.

Batch Inventory Reservations

Stage visible release-queue jobs for coordinated inventory reserve or release passes while the current QC, release, reroute, and per-job controls stay in place.

Queued, scheduled, manual-review, or release-ready jobs with open material demand 0 selected

Reserve should stay focused on queued, scheduled, awaiting-manual-review, or ready-for-release jobs that still need material holds before release. Release should stay available when operator review, rerouting, or replenishment removes the need for a staged reservation before the job leaves the release queue.

Reserve now → queued, scheduled
Hold before release → manual review, release ready
Release staged holds → review, release ready
Active print consumption stays on production + inventory watch

Reservation Policy Hold Window Reservation Note

Select visible reservation candidates Future job-row selectors can feed this shell while release-queue rows keep the current QC, release, reroute, and single-job action layout.

No active jobs yet. Seed sample data with POST /demo/bootstrap.

Release queue jobs with batch controls for QC, production, reroute, and inventory actions
Job	Status	Family	Machine	Quality	Due	Actions

Job Inspector

Review the richer release, compliance, inventory, and routing context for the selected job.

Select a job from the release queue to inspect release blockers, manual review context, compliance audit facts, and candidate routes.

Route Override

Pin a queued job to a different machine or quality tier before release when the operator wants to override `AUTO`.

Select a job from the release queue to review route candidates and submit an override.

Emergency Failover

Reserve a dedicated reroute surface for printing, paused, or failed jobs that need an operator-directed fallback machine.

Printing, paused, or failed jobs only

Select a job from the release queue or job inspector to review fallback machines and stage an emergency reroute.

Inventory Watch

Low-stock and currently allocated material lots across SpoolStock Pro and InvenTree-backed supplies.

Material Ops

Stage visible materials for stock adjustments or reorder requests without changing the current live inventory feed.

0 selected

Select visible materials Row-level selectors can flow into this shell later while the table stays read-only by default.

Batch Reservation Control

Stage visible material lots for coordinated reserve or release passes without displacing the stock-adjustment or reorder request surfaces.

Available or actively reserved lots with staged demand 0 selected

Reserve should stay focused on available lots that can cover queued or release-ready demand, while release should target staged holds that are no longer needed, were superseded by replenishment, or should be handed back before reorder pressure grows.

Reserve now → available lots
Top off release-ready demand → staged kits
Release stale holds → reserved lots
Supplier action stays on reorder requests

Reservation Intent Allocation Window Lot Note

Select visible reservation lots Future lot-row selectors can feed this shell while the stock-adjustment and reorder surfaces keep the current inventory watch layout.

No low-stock or actively reserved materials right now.

Material availability with reserved stock and reorder thresholds
Material	Code	Available	Reserved	Reorder Point	Status

Active Reservation Queue

Operator queue for active reservations that may need stale-hold recovery, lot reassignment, or replenishment follow-up.

Recovery queue

Hold Aging Insights

Prioritize stale holds and rebalance opportunities

Keep aging signals, queue filters, and operator guidance next to the active reservation queue so later dashboard wiring can focus recovery and reassignment on the right holds first.

Queue insight baseline

Past recovery target 0 holds Reservations aging beyond the preferred recovery window.

Rebalance candidates 0 lots Holds that look superseded by replenishment or a better compatible lot.

Watch next shift 0 reservations Holds nearing the next operator review window before they become stale.

Historical hold trends

Keep fixed-window hold movement next to today's aging snapshot

Stable summary, status, delta, and direction slots let future trend wiring compare stale holds, rebalance pressure, and recoveries without moving the current operator shell.

Windowed trend hooks

Stale hold trend Awaiting fixed-window hold history Trend status will explain whether stale-hold pressure is easing or compounding. Previous-window movement will appear here once trend history loads. Direction will show rising, flat, or recovering stale-hold volume.

Rebalance trend Compatible lot movement pending Trend status will explain whether reassignment pressure is stabilizing or accelerating. Compatible-lot wins versus the prior window will appear here. Direction will show whether rebalance candidates are expanding or clearing.

Recovery trend Recovery pace will appear once hold history is loaded Trend status will summarize whether recent recovery work is keeping pace with new holds. Release and reassignment throughput versus the prior window will appear here. Direction will show whether recoveries are trending ahead, flat, or behind incoming holds.

Aging band Opportunity focus Queue sort

Operator guidance Review the oldest compatible holds first, then rebalance anything overtaken by replenishment.

Escalate stale holds Keep reservations older than the target window at the top of the queue for release or reassignment review.
Rebalance to healthier lots Shift demand to compatible lots when a newer replenishment or better balance can absorb the same reservation.
Protect release-ready demand Keep handoff-ready holds visible so operators do not recover inventory needed for the next release window.

Active reservations flagged for recovery or lot reassignment will appear here when the dashboard wiring lands.

Active reservations flagged for hold recovery or compatible lot reassignment
Reservation	Material	Current Lot	Reserved	Held Since	Status

Hold Recovery + Lot Reassignment

Recover Active Reservations

Select active reservations, choose a compatible target lot when reassignment is possible, or release stale holds without displacing the current inventory watch, stock adjustment, reorder, or reservation control surfaces.

Active holds with stale age, replenishment supersession, or compatible lot candidates 0 selected

Reassignment should stay focused on active reservations with compatible lots that can absorb the hold without breaking lot, expiry, or replenishment rules. Release should stay available for stale holds, superseded staging, or reservations replaced by a newly received lot.

Reassign → compatible active lots
Recover stale holds → active reservations
Replenishment wins → newest valid lot
Quantity corrections stay on stock adjustment

Recovery Action Target Lot Recovery Window Recovery Note

Compatible Target Lots

Keep the final target-lot choice close to the recovery draft so later dashboard wiring can reuse the same operator flow.

Target preview

Selected target lot No target lot selected

Recovery effect Awaiting active reservation selection

Compatible lots will populate here Stable hook

Use this slot for material-code, expiry, available-balance, and replenishment compatibility signals.

Hold lineage + recommendation

Compare the current hold path against the target-lot plan

Keep stable detail slots ready for richer lineage, reason bullets, and replenishment rationale without changing the active recovery queue or target preview list.

Reasoning scaffold

Current lot Awaiting reservation selection

Reserve this area for the held lot, hold age, and reservation pressure that currently owns the inventory.

Held balance: —
Hold age: —
Demand load: —

Target lot No target lineage loaded

Use this area for compatible lot context, replenishment timing, and why the proposed target outranks the current hold.

Available balance: —
Replenishment window: —
Compatible demand: —

Trend window Historical lineage window pending

Use this slot for the selected reservation's historical hold direction, recovery cadence, and fixed-window summary once typed trend data lands.

Status: —
Delta: —
Direction: —

Reason bullets

Compatible target reasons, stale-hold flags, and release blockers can render here.

Lineage detail

Lot ancestry, replenishment receipts, and supersession notes can render here.

Recommendation

Replenishment rationale and operator-ready recommendation copy can render here once richer inventory reservation insights land.

The shell stays neutral until a reservation selection and target recommendation populate the lineage detail slots.

Fixed windows

Keep compact hold-history rows ready for typed window comparisons

Keep hold movement, recommendation drift, and recovery outcomes in one compact history list without reworking the lineage detail layout.

Select a reservation to compare recent hold movement, link fixed windows into rescue history, and cross-highlight matching queue pressure without leaving the current review.

Last 24 hours Awaiting reservation context

Selected-reservation hold movement, recoveries, and operator touchpoints will appear here for the last 24 hours.

Trend status will populate after a reservation is selected. Window-over-window change will populate here.

Rescue history link Keep a stable affordance here for opening the linked rescue report, preserving the same fixed-window context, and staging current queue cross-highlighting for matching reservations, lots, or materials.

Link idle
Last 7 days Awaiting weekly context

Weekly hold-aging swings, recommendation changes, and recovery cadence will appear here once a reservation is in focus.

Weekly trend status will populate after a reservation is selected. Seven-day comparison deltas will populate here.

Rescue history link Keep a stable affordance here for opening the linked rescue report, preserving the same fixed-window context, and staging current queue cross-highlighting for matching reservations, lots, or materials.

Link idle
Last 30 days Awaiting long-range context

Longer-running hold pressure, recovery throughput, and lot-lineage drift will appear here once a reservation is in focus.

Thirty-day trend status will populate after a reservation is selected. Thirty-day comparison deltas will populate here.

Rescue history link Keep a stable affordance here for opening the linked rescue report, preserving the same fixed-window context, and staging current queue cross-highlighting for matching reservations, lots, or materials.

Link idle

Selected shift detail

Keep the selected fixed window ready for shift-level operator review

Preserve stable slots for shift detail, top materials, top lots, and action mix without changing the compact hold-history list.

Selected-window detail will populate after a fixed history row is chosen.

Shift summary No fixed window selected

Awaiting operator focus

Use this summary for selected-window hold pressure, shift direction, and operator-ready status copy once richer detail payloads land.

Shift status: —
Shift delta: —
Action focus: —

Queue focus shell No trend focus applied

Standby

Keep shift, material, and lot focus hooks stable here so future trend-driven queue filtering can apply or clear focus without reshaping this detail shell.

Shift focus Selected window Ready to apply from the chosen history row

Material focus Material drilldown pending Await a material-level trend token before enabling focus

Lot focus Lot drilldown pending Hold this slot for lot-lineage focus state and clear affordances

Predictive replenishment

Keep fill-the-focus review hooks anchored to the current material and lot focus

Standby

Hold stable review slots here so typed predictive replenishment recommendations can attach to the current focused material or lot without reworking the shift-detail layout.

Recommendation summary No predictive replenishment recommendation staged Focus the queue on a material or lot to review the next replenishment recommendation and its operator-ready status copy.

Dry-run impact Dry-run impact pending Reserve this slot for predicted hold relief, replenishment coverage, ETA, and queue impact before operators commit the fill draft.

Recommendation rows

Keep the ranked fill options and dry-run deltas close to the active focus tokens so later wiring can compare supplier, lot, or handoff recommendations in one card.

0 recommendations

Predictive replenishment rows will populate here when the focused material or lot can be dry-run against current hold pressure.

Recommendation rows stay anchored here Stable hook

Use each row for suggested fill source, projected quantity, ETA, confidence, and dry-run balance deltas once typed recommendation data lands.

No fill recommendation selected Apply stays disabled until the focused material or lot produces a predictive replenishment draft.

Multi-lot rebalance

Keep spread-the-load review hooks aligned with the current lot or material focus

Standby

Hold stable slots here for compatible lot rankings, per-lot relief deltas, and operator-ready execution guidance once the current focus can spread hold pressure across multiple lots.

Ranking summary No compatible lots ranked yet Focus a lot or material to compare compatible lots by projected relief, remaining cover, and operator fit.

Aggregate impact Dry-run rebalance pending Reserve this slot for total hold relief, residual hold risk, and operator handoff notes before the spread draft is committed.

Compatible lot ranking

Keep ranked lot rows close to fill-the-focus so later wiring can compare where current hold pressure should move and what each compatible lot changes before operators stage the rebalance.

0 compatible lots

Spread-the-load rows will populate here when the focused lot or material has compatible inventory that can absorb part of the active hold pressure.

Rank 1 Compatible lot ranking stays anchored here

Use each ranked row for lot label, compatibility reason, projected rebalance quantity, and guardrail copy once typed spread guidance lands.

Stable hook

Hold relief

Pending

Coverage after move

Pending

Operator load

Pending

Reserve this slot for pick sequencing, staged holds, and operator handoff notes tied to the ranked lot.

No spread-the-load draft selected Apply stays disabled until the current focus yields compatible lots and a rebalance plan the operator can stage or confirm.

SLA-linked rescue

Keep rescue-on-threshold alerts and operator controls anchored beside fill and spread review

Standby

Hold stable rescue-on-threshold review slots here so later wiring can surface breach timing, urgency rollups, and operator-ready execution guidance without reshaping the current Inventory Watch workflow.

Threshold-breach summary No rescue-on-threshold alerts staged Reserve this slot for the next breached threshold, impacted material or lot scope, and the typed breach reason once rescue guidance lands.

Urgency summary Urgency rollup pending Keep the next-breach clock, at-risk reservations, and escalation window in view here once alert scoring is wired.

Execution readiness Operator rescue plan pending Hold this shell for typed operator sequencing, handoff owner, and escalation-channel copy before a rescue draft is committed.

Threshold-breach alerts

Keep ranked rescue alerts close to fill and spread so later wiring can compare breach reasons, urgency, and rescue lanes without leaving the current queue review.

0 alerts

Rescue-on-threshold alerts will populate here when the current focus crosses a hold or SLA breach boundary that needs guided operator intervention.

Threshold watch Rescue alert rows stay anchored here

Use each row for breach reason, impacted queue scope, proposed rescue lane, and guardrail copy once typed rescue guidance lands.

Stable hook

Threshold clock

Pending

At-risk exposure

Pending

Recommended lane

Pending

Reserve this slot for selected alert copy, urgency badges, and execution notes tied to the breached threshold row.

Batch-the-rescue

Review grouped rescue lanes before coordinating a shared rescue push

Standby

Keep grouped rescue lanes, lane-level urgency rollups, and shared execution hooks anchored here so later wiring can batch threshold breaches without reshaping the rescue workflow.

0 rescue lanes Grouped rescue batches can summarize shared breach windows, lane ownership, and coordination readiness in this slot.

Grouped rescue lanes will populate here when multiple threshold breaches can be coordinated through the same operator lane.

Batch 01 Urgency watch
Grouped rescue lane rows stay anchored here
Stable hook

Use each grouped lane row for the shared breach reason, queue scope, lane owner, and operator plan once batch-the-rescue logic lands.

Grouped alerts

Pending

Queue scope

Pending

Lane owner

Pending

Next threshold clock

Pending

At-risk reservations

Pending

Coordination readiness

Pending

Reserve this slot for grouped-lane urgency notes, shared execution timing, and operator handoff copy.

Sequence-the-lane

Preview the ordered lane sequence before operators commit a grouped rescue handoff

Standby

Review ordered rescue steps, checkpoints, and controls beside the grouped lanes.

No rescue lane sequenced Lane, owner, and next window appear here when a rescue sequence is ready.

Ordered step preview

Review lane steps before operators stage or advance checkpoints

0 ordered steps

Ordered rescue steps appear here when the current lane is ready.

Step 01

Pending Preview
Ordered rescue steps appear here

Each step shows checkpoint, owner, scope, and timing when sequencing is ready.

Checkpoint

Pending

Owner

Pending

Window

Pending

Checkpoint summary

Keep checkpoint rollups and fallback guidance with the selected lane

Current checkpoint No checkpoint staged Current checkpoint owner, scope, and readiness appear here.

Next checkpoint Next checkpoint pending Next window, downstream owner, and readiness notes appear here.

Fallback coverage Fallback path pending Fallback coverage, escalation points, and recovery notes appear here.

Rescue handoff packet

Keep a shareable lane brief beside the selected sequence for copy or export

Brief pending

Share lane ownership, checkpoint rollups, fallback coverage, and operator guidance here.

Shareable brief not prepared Lane, objective, and checkpoint timing appear here when a brief is ready.

Lane ownership Ownership pending Primary owner, backup, and queue touchpoint appear here.

Checkpoint rollup Rollup pending Current checkpoint, next checkpoint, and timing stay in one brief.

Fallback coverage Coverage pending Fallback coverage, escalation checkpoint, and guardrails appear here.

Operator notes Guidance pending

Next rescue handoff guidance

Stage notes, advance timing, and fallback instructions appear here for the next handoff.

Stage selected: Pending
Advance timing: Pending
Fallback note: Pending

Copy and export controls await a selected lane sequence Copy and export stay disabled until a rescue lane sequence is selected.

Compare-the-lanes

Hold a side-by-side rescue lane review beside the active sequence

Comparison pending

Compare urgency, ownership, fallback load, and relief here without leaving the active sequence.

No rescue lane comparison staged Paired lanes, comparison goal, and review posture appear here when a comparison is ready.

Comparison urgency Urgency comparison pending Lead-lane timing, trailing slack, and breach delta appear here.

Ownership balance Ownership review pending Primary owners, backup coverage, and queue touchpoints appear here.

Fallback / escalation load Fallback review pending Shared fallback capacity, escalation load, and guardrails appear here.

Projected relief Relief estimate pending Recovered reservations, escalation relief, and queue relief appear here.

Side-by-side rescue lane comparisons appear here when another lane is ready.

Comparison 01

Awaiting lane pair Preview
Side-by-side lane review appears here

Each comparison row shows the paired lanes, shared question, and review notes.

Primary lane Pending
Primary rescue lane pending

Lead lane label, rescue posture, and owner context appear here.

Urgency

Pending

Ownership

Pending

Fallback / escalation load

Pending

Projected relief

Pending

Comparison lane Pending
Comparison rescue lane pending

Comparison lane label, review posture, and escalation context appear here.

Urgency

Pending

Ownership

Pending

Fallback / escalation load

Pending

Projected relief

Pending

Compare controls await a paired lane review Compare, review, and clear stay disabled until another rescue lane is ready.

Rescue outcomes

Review post-apply rescue outcomes beside the active sequence

Outcome pending

Track outcome state, rollups, variance, and timeline here after apply.

No rescue outcome recorded Applied lane, checkpoint posture, and outcome summary appear here after apply.

Outcome rollups

Track applied result, rollup, and realized vs planned rescue copy

Outcome state Apply result pending Applied lane, checkpoint state, and operator acknowledgement appear here.

Result rollup Rollup pending Recovered reservations, deferred work, and outcome summary appear here.

Realized relief Realized relief pending Executed recovery totals, pressure reduction, and result window appear here.

Realized vs planned Variance pending Realized vs planned results appear here after the rescue sequence is applied.

Execution timeline / result list

Review post-apply milestones and result notes after the lane sequence commits

0 recorded results

Post-apply rescue milestones will populate here when a lane sequence is committed and execution results are ready to review.

Result 01

Pending Preview
Post-apply rescue results appear here

Each result row shows the applied checkpoint, planned result, realized result, and follow-up.

Checkpoint

Pending

Planned result

Pending

Realized result

Pending

Follow-up

Pending

Historical coordination reporting

Keep recent rescue coordination effectiveness, summaries, and drilldown detail inside the active sequence shell

History pending

Stage recent coordination reports, effectiveness rollups, and operator drilldown copy here without breaking the live rescue lane sequence, handoff, comparison, or outcomes layout.

0 coordination reports Reporting windows, compared rescue lanes, selected report scope, and export posture appear here when coordination history is ready.

History coverage Coverage pending Keep recent reporting windows, compared lane counts, and selected sequence coverage anchored here.

Coordination effectiveness Effectiveness pending On-time rescue coordination, balanced lane selection, and comparison quality roll up here.

Handoff reliability Handoff reliability pending Reserve this slot for staged vs completed handoffs, checkpoint drift, and fallback usage.

Realized relief Relief summary pending Keep realized queue relief, pressure reduction, and unresolved follow-up load visible here.

Filter and grouping shell

Hold shell-only rescue-history filters, grouping defaults, and cross-surface state without changing dashboard wiring

Filters pending

Keep posture, lane family, outcome quality, and follow-up burden controls visible here as shell-only defaults so later rescue-history wiring can reuse the same report, playbook, and saved-packet surfaces.

No rescue-history filters applied Reports, playbooks, and saved packets stay fully inclusive until shared filtering state can narrow historical rescue rows.

Active filters Keep the current shell defaults explicit even before rescue-history filtering is wired

Inclusive default

Posture · Any
Lane family · Any
Outcome quality · Any
Follow-up burden · Any

Stable chips stay ready here for future filter summaries, clear-all state, and selected shell copy.

Posture Lane family Outcome quality Follow-up burden Group reports by

Grouping state Hold the default grouping copy steady while report rows remain flat and shell-only

Grouped by reporting window

Grouping stays visual-only until rescue-history records can cluster the report, playbook, and saved-packet shells together without inventing loaded data.

Report surface hint Report rows stay unfiltered Rescue reports continue showing the full shell until shared filtering can trim by posture, lane family, outcome quality, or follow-up burden.

Playbook surface hint Playbooks mirror the full report scope Linked playbook summaries stay inclusive until rescue-history filtering can synchronize matching lane plans.

Saved-packet surface hint Saved packets remain inclusive Saved history and playbook packets stay unfiltered until shared shell state can scope reopen and save views.

Trend and queue linking Keep the linked trend window and current queue cross-highlighting anchored to rescue history

Link idle

Use this shell to keep a selected fixed trend window, the active rescue report row, and current queue cross-highlighting in one place so later dashboard wiring can move between hold pressure, coordination history, and live queue context without adding a separate dashboard section.

Current queue cross-highlighting can mirror the linked report's reservation, lot, material, and lane scope here once dashboard wiring is ready.

Recent reports

Review recent rescue coordination reports without leaving the active lane workflow

0 report rows

Filter and grouping controls are shell-only for now, so report rows stay inclusive and the list preserves its existing flat layout.

Recent rescue coordination reports appear here when completed or reviewed lane work is ready to compare.

Report 01

Awaiting history Recent coordination
Recent rescue coordination reports appear here

Each report row can capture the reporting window, compared lanes, handoff result, and realized rescue effectiveness for later drilldown.

Reporting window

Pending

Lane pair

Pending

Effectiveness

Pending

Follow-up

Pending

Select a report row to keep coordination recap, drilldown notes, and follow-up copy anchored to the current rescue shell.

Link idle

History drilldown

Keep selected report detail, coordination recap, and operator follow-up inside the same shell

Drilldown pending

Use the selected report detail for report-window recap, handoff reliability, lane-comparison context, and realized-relief notes once historical coordination reporting is loaded.

No historical coordination report selected Select a recent report row to stage the coordination recap, handoff reliability, and realized-relief drilldown here.

Reporting window Window pending Start and end time, reporting scope, and compared lane count appear here.

Coordinated lanes Lane pairing pending Primary lane, comparison lane, and operator coverage stay in one detail strip.

Sequence effectiveness Effectiveness pending Sequence adherence, checkpoint drift, and compare-the-lanes confidence appear here.

Realized relief Relief pending Relief versus planned, unresolved pressure, and follow-up posture appear here.

Cross-highlight detail No linked trend window or queue highlight staged

Link idle

Use the selected report drilldown to reopen its fixed trend window and mirror matching reservations, materials, lots, and rescue lanes back into the current queue review when cross-highlighting is active.

Coordination drilldown Sequence adherence and lane comparison detail

Sequence adherence Current checkpoint completion, skipped steps, and timing drift can land here.
Handoff reliability Operator handoff notes, fallback usage, and acknowledgement timing can render here.
Lane comparison rationale Side-by-side urgency delta, ownership balance, and relief tradeoffs can be reviewed here.

Follow-up surface Outcome recap, escalations, and unresolved work

Realized vs planned relief Relief delta, recovered reservations, and remaining queue pressure can surface here.
Escalation follow-up Escalation status, missed checkpoints, and unresolved owners can render here.
Reporting export notes Shift recap copy, audit-ready context, and next review timing can stay anchored here.

History export and share Keep selected rescue history recap copy and export hooks beside the active drilldown

Export pending

Stage selected report recap copy, share-target notes, and export packet hooks here so later dashboard wiring can publish rescue history without reshaping the current drilldown.

Reports selected 0 selected reports Single- or multi-report selections can roll up here without leaving the rescue history shell.

Export readiness Selection required Selection, drilldown, and realized relief stay aligned here before export unlocks.

Share posture Recipient copy, handoff tone, and audit-ready notes can surface here once a history share is prepared.

Export scope Linked scope pending Linked trend windows, queue highlights, and follow-up notes can bundle into one export packet here.

Select one or more coordination reports to unlock recap copy, share text, and export packet readiness here.

Export/share controls await selected rescue history reports Copy, share, and export stay disabled until rescue history selection, linked context, and drilldown notes are ready.

Multi-lane rescue playbooks

Keep historical rescue playbook summaries and selected multi-lane drilldown beside the active report detail

Playbooks pending

Stage multi-lane rescue playbook shells here so later dashboard wiring can summarize the selected report's lane mix, recommended coordination path, and operator drilldown without reshaping the rescue-history workflow.

0 playbooks Keep grouped lane summaries, selected playbook scope, and share/export posture copy ready here for history-driven playbook review. Shared rescue-history filters are inactive, so playbook rows stay aligned with the full report shell by default.

Playbook summaries

Hold the recent multi-lane rescue playbook rows beside the selected coordination report

0 playbook rows

Playbook rows stay inclusive until report-driven rescue-history filters can narrow matching lane plans.

Multi-lane rescue playbooks appear here when historical coordination reports start carrying typed playbook summaries.

Playbook 01 Awaiting playbooks
Multi-lane rescue playbooks will populate here

Each playbook row can capture lane groupings, trigger posture, planned rescue relief, and handoff readiness for the selected coordination window.

Lanes

Pending

Trigger window

Pending

Planned relief

Pending

Handoff posture

Pending

Guided follow-through Keep row-level queue, linked report, and compare or staged sequence jumps ready here so later wiring can route operators into the best next context without leaving the playbook list.

Link idle

Selected playbook detail

Keep the active rescue playbook summary, lane fields, and operator actions in one drilldown shell

Detail pending

Use the selected playbook detail for lane-by-lane rescue intent, timing, and handoff guidance once coordination history starts supplying typed playbook drilldown.

No rescue playbook selected Select a playbook row to stage multi-lane rescue intent, drilldown copy, and operator-ready action hooks here.

Lane coverage Coverage pending Compared, fallback, and assist lanes stay visible here.

Trigger window Window pending Threshold, review timing, and escalation trigger can land here.

Relief plan Relief pending Planned recovered holds, queue impact, and fallback load appear here.

Handoff posture Handoff pending Owner, confirmation timing, and export posture stay anchored here.

Lane drilldown Primary, assist, and fallback lane guidance

Primary lane Keep the lead lane's rescue responsibility, coordination notes, and confidence here.
Assist lane Stage support-lane coverage, relief handoff, and timing dependencies here.
Fallback lane Reserve this slot for fallback lane criteria, stop conditions, and escalation notes.

Operator notes Checklist, handoff copy, and unresolved follow-up

Operator checklist Stage the review checklist, apply order, and release guards here.
Handoff packet Reuse this space for copied handoff notes, acknowledgements, and export-ready context.
Follow-up load Keep unresolved owners, escalation timing, and the next review window visible here.

No playbook action staged Detail actions stay disabled until a historical playbook row can drive compare-the-lanes, queue scope, or handoff review.

Guided follow-through Keep next-step queue, report, and comparison jumps staged beside the selected rescue playbook

Follow-through pending

Stage the most relevant live queue slice, best linked report context, and compare or staged sequence jump here so later dashboard wiring can guide operators into the next follow-through without reshaping the rescue playbook detail.

No follow-through target staged Select a playbook row to stage preferred follow-through targets, readiness, and unsupported reasons here.

Live queue slice Queue jump unavailable

Unsupported

No queue slice staged Most relevant live queue slice, scoped highlights, and lane filters can land here once the selected playbook maps back to active work. Waiting for a selected playbook, live queue coverage, and a supported lane-to-queue mapping.

Linked report context Report jump unavailable

Unsupported

No linked report staged Best linked report context, fixed-window reuse, and drilldown handoff can surface here when the playbook can reopen the source report safely. Waiting for report linkage, selected window context, and a drilldown that still matches the current playbook scope.

Compare / staged sequence Sequence jump unavailable

Unsupported

No comparison or sequence staged Compare-the-lanes context, staged sequence reuse, and checkpoint handoff alignment can render here when the playbook exposes a safe follow-through target. Waiting for staged checkpoint context, compatible comparison coverage, or enough shared lane detail to support a guided jump.

Guided follow-through targets will populate here when a selected playbook carries enough queue, report, or compare or staged sequence context to support a safe operator jump.

Follow-through actions await a selected rescue playbook Queue, report, and compare or staged sequence actions stay disabled until a historical playbook row exposes supported targets or unsupported reasons.

Playbook export and share Keep the selected rescue playbook brief, share copy, and export hooks in the same detail shell

Export pending

Stage selected playbook lane brief copy, share targets, and export packet hooks here so later dashboard wiring can publish multi-lane rescue handoffs without shifting the history layout.

Playbooks selected 0 selected playbooks Historical playbook selections can aggregate lane coverage, relief plan, and handoff scope here.

Brief readiness Selection required Lane drilldown, operator notes, and handoff posture stay aligned here before copy or export unlocks.

Share posture Share-ready lane briefs, acknowledgements, and recipient notes can render here once a playbook is prepared.

Export scope Packet scope pending Lane briefs, relief expectations, and operator follow-up can bundle into one packet here.

Select a historical playbook row to unlock lane brief copy, share targets, and export packet readiness here.

Export/share controls await a selected rescue playbook Copy, share, and export stay disabled until a historical playbook row provides lane drilldown, operator notes, and handoff detail.

Saved rescue packets

Keep saved rescue history and playbook packets indexed beside the current export shells

Saved packets pending

Hold a stable saved-packet shell here so later dashboard wiring can list, reopen, remove, and save rescue history or playbook packets without reshaping the existing export surfaces.

0 saved packets Saved history packets, playbook packets, active selection, and blocked save posture stay visible here until persistence is wired. Saved packets continue mirroring the inclusive report and playbook shell until shared filter state can scope saved history.

History packets 0 saved history packets Saved coordination recap packets will count here once report export can persist them.

Playbook packets 0 saved playbook packets Saved lane-brief packets will aggregate here when playbook export gains persistence hooks.

Selection state No saved packet selected Packet selection, source scope, and reopen intent stay anchored here once a row is active.

Save posture Save disabled until export context exists Keep blocked save reasons explicit here until history or playbook exports can create packets.

Packet list

Hold saved rescue packet rows close to the history and playbook export surfaces

0 packet rows

Saved packet rows remain inclusive until rescue-history filter state can hide non-matching exports.

Saved rescue packets appear here after history or playbook exports gain explicit save support.

Post-remove handoff pending When packet removal is wired, this list can either advance focus to the next saved packet or restore the empty-state guidance when the final saved row is removed.

Packet 01 Awaiting saved packets
Saved rescue packets will populate here

Each packet row can capture the saved source shell, staged export scope, timestamp, and safe reopen or remove posture for later review.

Source shell

Pending

Packet scope

Pending

Saved at

Pending

Action posture

Pending

Select a saved packet row to stage reopen routing, remove safeguards, and packet recap copy in the detail shell.

Saved packet detail

Keep saved packet detail, source recap, and action placeholders in one review shell

Detail pending

Use this detail shell for saved packet summary copy, source-shell drilldown, and persistence guardrails once packet storage is wired.

No saved packet selected Select a saved packet row to stage the packet summary, source scope, and safe reopen or remove notes here.

Packet source Source pending History export or playbook export origin will stay visible here.

Saved timestamp Timestamp pending Save time, last refresh, and later overwrite context can land here.

Packet scope Scope pending Included recap, share copy, and linked context will be summarized here.

Retention posture Retention pending Save safety, retention windows, overwrite rules, and remove guardrails can stay explicit here.

Saved packet comparison

Stage baseline and target packet contrast beside the saved-packet detail shell

Comparison idle

Keep baseline labels, target selectors, difference summaries, and equivalent-field copy in one shell so later wiring can compare two saved packets without disturbing save, replay, lifecycle, or audit affordances.

No packet comparison staged Select a saved packet to pin the baseline, then choose another saved packet when comparison choices are wired. Until that pair exists, keep contrast, delta, and no-difference copy honest.

Baseline packet The active detail selection becomes the baseline label later. Keep this control read-only so comparison never rewrites the current saved-packet drilldown. Comparison packet Leave the second selector empty until a real saved-packet option exists. This shell does not auto-pair, infer, or fake a comparison target.

Baseline label Awaiting baseline packet Pin the selected packet title, source shell, or saved timestamp here once detail selection exists.

Target label Awaiting comparison packet Reserve this hook for the explicit second packet only, and leave it blank rather than implying a fallback match.

Baseline packet Awaiting saved packet selection

Baseline empty

Once detail selection exists, keep recap, scope, retention, and source-shell references here as the stable baseline for packet contrast.

Packet recap Select a saved packet row to stage the baseline recap, source note, and saved-at context here.
Retention posture Retention windows, overwrite safety, and remove guardrails stay blank until the baseline packet is real.
Lifecycle / replay context Reuse the saved-packet detail shell below for real reopen, remove, replay, and audit affordances; this column only mirrors compare-ready packet context.

Comparison packet Awaiting second saved packet

Target empty

When another saved packet is chosen, mirror its recap, retention posture, and source-shell summary here for side-by-side review.

Packet recap Choose another saved packet before any target recap is rendered in the comparison column.
Retention posture Do not invent matching retention or remove posture copy for the target slot while it is empty.
Difference focus Once both packets are real, use this row for scope, source, or handoff contrast without mutating the baseline detail shell.

Selection coverage 0 of 2 packets ready Hold the baseline and target labels open for explicit packet choices only; side-by-side review starts after two real selections exist.

Contrast state No side-by-side contrast loaded Field-level contrast stays empty until baseline and target packets are both real saved-packet selections.

Difference rollup No field deltas reviewed When a packet pair is available, use this panel for recap, source, retention, and handoff deltas without replacing the underlying detail view.

Equivalent / no-difference copy No equivalent fields confirmed When tracked fields match, use this hook for honest no-difference messaging instead of fabricating a delta or implied packet drift.

Comparison export and share Keep contrast packaging hooks beside the saved-packet comparison shell

Packaging idle

Stage comparison readiness, export/share handoff copy, and packaging-safe summary labels here so later wiring can publish the contrast view without reshaping saved-packet detail, lifecycle, audit, or replay affordances.

Comparison readiness 0 of 2 packets packaged Packaging stays blocked until both baseline and target packets are real, explicit saved selections with contrast-ready copy.

Export packet No comparison packet staged Hold the packaging summary, contrast scope, and source handoff notes here until export logic is wired to a real packet pair.

Share posture No share draft prepared Recipient-safe contrast copy, operator handoff tone, and blocked share reasons stay visible here without implying a completed send.

Summary labels Baseline, target, difference, equivalent Keep packaging labels locked to the compare shell defaults until real contrast data can replace them field by field.

Empty packaging guidance Keep comparison packaging empty until a second packet exists Do not stage export payloads, copied contrast blurbs, or share drafts while the target slot is empty. The comparison shell should stay honest about missing packet coverage.

Equivalent packaging guidance Reuse no-difference copy when comparison fields match If later wiring finds the baseline and target equivalent, package the contrast view with explicit no-difference language instead of implying drift or a successful export delta.

Export/share controls remain disabled until comparison packaging is wired Copy, share, and export buttons stay inert until two real packets, ready-state labels, and honest contrast guidance are available for handoff packaging.

Choose a second saved packet to unlock side-by-side contrast Select a saved packet to set the baseline, then pair it with another saved packet before any contrast summary appears. Until then, keep the comparison shell empty and the existing detail, lifecycle, audit, and replay affordances unchanged.

Packet summary Recap copy, share posture, and linked source notes

Recap copy Saved report recap or playbook brief copy can render here once a packet is selected.
Share posture Keep saved share targets, recipients, and blocked publish reasons visible here.
Source shell notes Reopen targets back to the originating history or playbook shell can stay anchored here.

Action guardrails Safe reopen, remove, retention, and save prerequisites

Reopen target Require a selected saved packet and a supported return path into the originating shell before reopen can unlock.
Remove safeguard Keep selection checks, retention rules, explicit confirmation copy, and a shell-only disabled remove affordance visible before any packet lifecycle wiring can send a destructive request.
Save prerequisite Save stays blocked until a history or playbook export shell provides packet-ready context.

Confirmation state Confirmation unavailable

Awaiting wiring

Removal stays inert until a selected packet exposes retention rules and an operator can review explicit confirmation copy. This shell-only lane does not send a destructive request.

Remove status No removal request sent

Status messaging remains idle until lifecycle wiring can verify packet selection, confirmation, and backend support. No fake success state is shown from this shell.

Post-remove transition Next-selection or empty-state handoff pending

When remove is wired, hand off to the next saved packet when one remains; otherwise restore the packet empty state and clear stale detail or replay context.

Removal controls remain disabled until packet lifecycle wiring is available Keep retention visibility, explicit confirmation copy, and post-delete transition rules in place before reopen or remove affordances can unlock.

Saved packet audit trail Keep replay and removal audit summaries visible without inventing lifecycle activity

Audit pending

Stage recent replay and removal summaries, packet-activity hints, and honest empty-history messaging here so later lifecycle wiring can fill in real audit details without reshaping the saved-packet detail shell.

No replay or removal audit activity recorded This shell lane keeps audit hooks stable and empty until saved-packet replay or removal events exist.

Recent replay activity No replay activity recorded Replay targets, operator-safe reopen notes, and partial-restore outcomes can summarize here once lifecycle history is captured.

Recent removal activity No removal activity recorded Confirmed removals, blocked delete attempts, and retention-safe outcomes can roll up here when packet lifecycle history is available.

Recent lifecycle activity Awaiting replay or removal history

Recent replay and removal rows stay empty until packet lifecycle wiring can provide timestamps, actors, and outcomes.

Replay activity row No replay event staged
Empty
Selected packet, replay target, and restore scope can render here once a replay event exists. No replay audit history recorded.
Removal activity row No removal event staged
Empty
Packet selection, retention outcome, and explicit confirmation copy can render here once a removal event exists. No removal audit history recorded.

Packet activity hints Keep audit copy and empty-state guidance stable for later wiring

Audit summary copy Aggregate replay or remove counts, last-updated timestamps, and safe lifecycle posture can render here without changing the surrounding detail shell.
Recent row copy Each recent row can later show actor, timestamp, packet target, and outcome details while preserving these stable hooks.
Empty-state messaging If a saved packet has no audit history, keep the honest empty notice and avoid implied success or destructive completion copy.

Saved packet replay Keep replay-target readiness and staged reopen context beside the saved packet detail

Replay pending

Stage replay readiness, partial restore notices, and per-target reopen summaries here so later dashboard wiring can resume saved report, playbook, queue, or guided follow-through context without reshaping this review shell.

No replay target staged Select a saved packet row to stage replay readiness, supported targets, and partial replay reasons here.

Replay readiness Saved packet selection required Replay stays blocked until a selected packet exposes stable return-path metadata and source coverage.

Replay coverage 0 replay targets staged Report, playbook, queue, and guided follow-through support can roll up here before replay controls unlock.

Partial replay No partial replay notice When only some saved context can be restored, the missing shells and safe fallback notes can stay explicit here.

Replay routing Route stability pending Packet version checks, shell compatibility, and guarded reopen routing can stay visible before replay resumes.

Report context Report replay unavailable

Unsupported

No report replay staged Reopened fixed-window report context, selected drilldown, and carry-forward recap notes can land here when a saved packet still maps to its source report. Waiting for a selected packet, report linkage metadata, and a compatible drilldown surface.

Playbook context Playbook replay unavailable

Unsupported

No playbook replay staged Saved lane brief, operator notes, and handoff posture can stay summarized here when a packet can safely reopen the historical playbook shell. Waiting for saved playbook coverage, compatible lane detail, and replay-safe selection metadata.

Queue context Queue replay unavailable

Unsupported

No queue replay staged The most relevant queue slice, lane filters, and saved urgency cues can surface here once a packet can map back into active work safely. Waiting for live queue coverage, lane mapping, and a saved packet scope that still matches queued work.

Guided follow-through Follow-through replay unavailable

Unsupported

No follow-through replay staged Queue, report, and compare-next guidance can stay summarized here when the packet carries a stable follow-through path. Waiting for cross-target context, compatible saved jumps, or enough metadata to restore a guided operator path.

Replay targets remain in a safe placeholder state until packet persistence and selection wiring can surface supported report, playbook, queue, or guided follow-through context.

Replay controls wait for a selected saved packet and supported target metadata Report, playbook, queue, and guided follow-through controls stay disabled until later wiring can confirm replay readiness or partial replay safeguards.

Saved packet detail remains in a safe empty state until packet persistence and selection wiring are available.

Save, reopen, and remove controls are blocked until packet wiring is ready Save requires staged history or playbook export context. Reopen and remove require a selected saved packet and supported persistence metadata.

No lane sequence selected Sequence controls stay disabled until a grouped rescue lane produces ordered checkpoints, handoff timing, and operator confirmation copy.

Coordinated execution

Keep shared rescue-lane execution controls beside the current rescue review

0 lanes selected

Coordination summary No grouped rescue lane selected Hold this slot for the shared rescue objective, total grouped exposure, and the next operator checkpoint.

Handoff readiness Handoff bundle pending Reserve this slot for grouped lane owners, channel routing, and operator packet status once batching is wired.

Escalation path Escalation path pending Keep the shared urgency tier, fallback channel, and latest commit window close to the lane batch controls.

No coordinated rescue batch selected Batch execution stays disabled until grouped rescue lanes produce a shared plan, operator handoff, or escalation draft.

Execution controls

Keep operator execution controls, staged selection copy, and escalation affordances in one shell so later wiring can confirm rescue work without shifting away from the active queue focus.

0 alerts selected

No rescue-on-threshold alert selected Rescue execution stays disabled until a breach alert produces an operator-ready plan, handoff path, or escalation draft.

Top materials

Material-level contributors can render here for the selected shift window.

Top lots

Lot-level shifts and standout hold pressure can render here once detail wiring lands.

Action breakdown

Recovery Recovered reservations and released held balance can summarize here.
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Reassignment Reassigned demand and compatible lot handoff detail can summarize here.
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Select visible active reservations Future row-level selectors can feed this shell while the current inventory watch, stock-adjustment, reorder, and batch reservation surfaces keep their existing layout.

Stock Adjustment

Stage quantity corrections, reservation updates, and operator notes for the currently selected material lot.

Adjustment shell

Select a material to load its current balance and prepare a stock adjustment.

Reorder Requests

Pending supplier replenishment requests staged from low-stock and currently allocated material lots.

Request queue

No reorder requests staged yet. Batch requests will appear here for supplier follow-up.

Material reorder requests awaiting supplier follow-up
Material	Requested	Priority	Status

Failure Incidents

Machine-side stoppages and requeue candidates captured from plant telemetry.

Auto-requeue data will appear here when failures are recorded.

No failure incidents recorded.

Orders

Commercial orders synchronized into production-ready jobs.

Batch Fulfillment

Stage visible QC-cleared or packed orders for batch packing and label purchase once the fulfillment script is wired.

0 selected

Select visible fulfillment orders Order-row selection hooks can promote QC-ready packing work and packed label purchases from the same shell.

Batch Shipping Rate

Stage visible QC-cleared or packed orders for coordinated carrier-rate passes while the existing pack and label-purchase controls stay in place.

QC-cleared or packed orders without shipments 0 selected

Batch rating should stay focused on QC-cleared or already packed orders that still need a shipment quote. Packed orders can remain eligible for re-rating before label purchase, while shipped orders stay on the shipment-side tracking refresh shell.

Rate now → qc
Re-rate → packed
Purchase labels stays on fulfillment
Shipped orders stay on refresh

Carrier Preference Service Window

Select visible shipping-rate candidates Future order-row selectors can feed this shell while the current fulfillment controls keep the existing table-level packing and label-purchase layout.

No Medusa orders synced yet.

Production orders staged for fulfillment, packing, and shipping-rate actions
Order	State	Total	Jobs	Shipment	Actions

Shipments

Rate, label, and tracking outcomes from ShipStation, with manual tracking refresh controls.

Batch Tracking Refresh

Stage visible labeled shipments for coordinated carrier refresh sweeps without displacing the current exception-recovery shell or row-level tracking actions.

Tracked shipments with active carrier states 0 selected

Batch refresh should stay focused on labeled, in-transit, or exception shipments with an active tracking number. Delivered rows can remain read-only, while replacement creation stays on the exception-recovery shell below.

Initial poll → label_purchased
Follow-up → in_transit
Investigate → exception
Delivered stays row-level

Refresh Mode Carrier Scope

Select visible tracking-refresh candidates Future shipment-row selectors can feed this shell while exception-recovery controls stay scoped to replacement-eligible incidents in the existing shipment queue.

Exception Recovery

Stage only visible exception shipments for operator-reviewed tracking refreshes or replacement-order recovery once the shipment queue script is wired.

Visible exception shipments only 0 selected

Select visible exception shipments Future shipment-row selectors should ignore in-transit and delivered rows so batch recovery stays scoped to the visible exception queue.

No shipment labels purchased yet.

Shipments with tracking refresh and exception recovery actions
Shipment	Carrier	Status	Tracking	Actions

Integration Health

Webhook intake posture across Medusa and ShipStation, including failures, rejected payloads, and duplicate suppression.

Processed 0

Needs Attention 0

Duplicates 0

Sources 0

No external webhooks processed yet.

Receipt Inspector

Inspect receipt metadata, linked entities, dedupe identity, and payload fingerprint for any processed webhook.

Select a webhook receipt to inspect its exact result, dedupe identity, and linked order or shipment.

Recent Events

Audit trail for route freezes, manual approvals, releases, and failures.

No production events recorded yet.

Operating Notes

Current defaults carried over from the print-ops policy engine.

Quote policy: instant for low-risk jobs, manual review for flagged geometry, unsupported profiles, specialty UV work, and compliance risk.

Release policy: auto only when machine health, camera, power telemetry, and profile checks pass. Operator approval clears manual blockers.

Scheduling: maximize expected margin per machine hour subject to SLA floor, capability match, and inventory readiness.