Production
Operations

Windows application · production · factory display

I deployed an application that organizes production orders across the office and factory. The TV shows scheduled reminders, and the team can export monthly reports as PDF or Excel.

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Production Operations demo mode with fictional orders. — DEMO MODE · FICTIONAL DATAOrders and key features in one screen.

Deployment10+ computers · 1 TV · 20+ professionals · 9 areas

TechnologiesPython · PySide6 · SQLite · OCR · PyInstaller · Windows

My workProduct · architecture · development · installation · training · support

APPLICATION SCREENS

Orders, reminders and reports

The general-use screens come from demo mode. Client names are blurred in the report example.

TV/Focus display in demo mode with fictional orders. — TV / FOCUS · DEMOShared production-floor view.

Dialog to set a reminder message, time, duration and frequency. — TV REMINDERSThe team chooses the message and schedule.

TV/Focus reminder appearance and schedule settings. — CONFIGURATIONReminder schedule and appearance.

Sector names, order and colors in demo mode. — CUSTOMIZATION · DEMOProduction areas arranged for quick reading.

Monthly report with indicators, charts and blurred client names. — MONTHLY REPORT · CLIENT NAMES BLURREDIndicators and PDF or Excel export.

Internal use

The system brings order tracking, TV reminders and reports together to support office and production teams.

Privacy

The demo uses fictional orders. Client names are blurred in the report capture; operational databases, documents and settings are not included.

Problem

Production orders needed to be easy to follow in the office and factory without relying on constant manual checks or information scattered across documents.

What I built

A Windows application with order entry, history, configurable production areas, a TV/Focus display, reviewable imports and an isolated demo mode.

TV reminders

The team sets the message, day, time, frequency and display duration. The reminder appears on the TV/Focus display to support communication during the shift.

Monthly reports

I choose a month to review indicators, charts and order progress; the report can be exported as PDF or Excel.

Continuity

The local cache helps TV/Focus keep showing the last valid read during temporary source outages.

Decision and trade-off

The Windows app and configurable SQLite fit the installed workstations. A multi-site expansion would require revisiting identity and centralized persistence.

This case describes the application in use at the company and shows a public demo with fictional orders and client names hidden in the report screen.

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