Only showing unattended bugs. Bugs marked as fixed or in-progress are automatically removed from this list.
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Only showing new suggestions. Approved or declined suggestions are automatically removed from this list.
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| ID | Username | Name | Role | Status | Yarn | Any computer | Computers | Created | Last Login | Actions |
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Paste one full name per line — nothing else.
The login is made from the name (Belal Ansari → belal.ansari)
and the password from the first name (belal1234).
A short first name keeps counting so the password is long enough (Raj Kumar → raj12345).
If a login is already taken it gets a number (pawan.yadav2).
Pick the role below — everyone in one paste gets the same one, and you can move an
individual afterwards in the user list above.
Press Preview first — nobody is created until you have read the list and pressed Create.
A role is a named bundle of the things Orion can do. Pick one when you add a person, and they get
exactly that much — everything else disappears from their screen and is refused by the server.
Tick and untick below and press Save. The change reaches people who are already
signed in within a few seconds; they do not have to sign in again.
Pick a role on the left, or make a new one.
Every person it reaches sees it once on their Orion screen (a small note top-right, or a box they must click OK on) and can re-read it under Help → Messages. Nothing is emailed.
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Designers must have their device approved before they can log in. Pending devices appear with a yellow badge. "Require re-approval from everyone" sets every approved computer back to pending at once (after a system update) — each designer is told the reason at sign-in and asks again; the rows it made are marked "Re-approval after …" so you can tell them from new devices. "Remove all waiting devices" deletes every row that is still waiting for approval, so the list starts clean — those people simply press "Request Approval" again and appear as one fresh row each. It never touches a device you have already approved, so nobody who is working is signed out.
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Master list of colour palettes. Adding a new box here makes it available to designers in the working window without a code deploy. Open POM box files are prepared by the design team and pasted as JSON.
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Custom colours a designer adds live only in the database. The test site starts with an empty database every time it is updated, so it fetches the colours back from the live site — automatically when it starts, and with this button whenever you want them refreshed. Nothing is ever sent the other way: a colour added on the test site stays there.
Since 21 September a custom colour belongs to a client's code (2–12 letters or digits, e.g. ABC), with an optional set tag of up to 4 letters for a second set of the same client (ABC-SS26). Colours saved before then carry the customer name that was typed at the time. Give each name its code below — every colour saved under that name moves together. Until you do, designers still see these colours, marked no client code yet, and they print without a client.
Single source of truth for the yarn consumption calculator. Designers see Customer Label (the group); lagat / dyeing folk see Factory Name (the specific factory yarn within that group). Will link with Orbit / Dye House eventually.
Each row is one measurement at one lot. Click Edit on a row to unlock cells, then Save. Use the green-tinted bottom row to add new yarns.
| Code | Customer Label | Aliases | Sub-group | Factory Name | Finish | Substrate | Count | Ply | Dye W% | Wind W% | Test (m) | Weight (g) | TEX | g/m | Lot | Status | Notes | Actions |
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