The daily stand-up, on a screen.

Yes. A new board starts with the five SQDCP columns. In the board’s settings you can add a column, delete one, drag them into a new order, and set each column’s one-letter code and whether it shows a safety cross or a gauge. A column you add is titled by its letter.

Each indicator has colour rules, each tied to a KPI or a daily audit schedule and checked in priority order. The first rule whose KPI missed its target, or whose audit was not completed, paints the day in that rule’s colour. When every rule passes the day is green, and days still to come stay grey.

From KPIs and the records behind them. Some KPIs are calculated from what Bulk already holds, such as on-time delivery and right first time from production, audit results and safety incidents; others are typed in through New report. Widgets also read production orders, OEE events, absences and shift patterns, and training records directly.

Partly. The handover runs in Audits, beside the board: the audit template library includes a Shift Handover Report checklist covering production status, equipment status, safety and quality, and notes for the next shift, which you adapt, publish and schedule daily. A colour rule tied to that daily schedule paints the day on the board when the handover was not completed. Bulk does not keep a separate shift log.

Anyone with KPI entry rights, which the Operator role includes. They press New report on the board, choose the site and a day up to today, and enter the manual KPIs with comments. Confirm Submission shows what will be saved or cleared before anything changes.

Add them from a Task Table on the relevant column. Each becomes a task in one of the projects that widget follows, with a due date, priority and assignees, and is worked and closed in Tasks & Projects. The table can show just the overdue tasks, or overdue plus the next 7, 14 or 30 days.

Yes. With no date chosen it shows today on the plant’s clock and moves to the new day at midnight, checking hourly in case the screen slept, and new numbers reach it without a reload. Pair the TV once in Displays, still marked Beta in settings, and it opens the board as its own display user, tied to the board’s site. Pairing and the list of screens are covered on the Pulse page.

Yes. The first board on a site is its main board, and any board added after it becomes a line board shown on the main board’s card in Select Teamboard. Each board reads the data of its own site, and people see it only if they can access that site.

Viewing needs view rights, which operators, managers, admins and the Dashboards role used for displays all hold. Changing the layout or settings needs edit rights, held by managers and admins. Operators can still file reports, add tasks, tick checklists and mark the status calendar.

Only for Status Calendar and Checklist, which keep their own entries. Bulk warns before removing either, because the entries go with it. Every other widget reads from elsewhere in Bulk, so removing it loses nothing.

Partly. In edit mode the Teamboard Assistant can read the board, add a chart for an existing KPI to a column you name, or create a manual KPI with sensible defaults and add its chart. It does not change indicator colours or add other kinds of widget.