Production Sites¶
Manage the top-level physical locations in your company — one entry per plant, factory, or facility.
Required role
Mapper or Admin.
Overview¶
A Production Site is the root of the asset hierarchy. Each production site typically corresponds to one building, plant, or geographic facility. Every Line, Section, Asset, and Task Point sits under a Production Site.
Most companies have one or two production sites. Multi-site enterprises can run dozens. The platform makes no practical limit.
Open the page¶
Configuration → Asset Setup → Production Sites.
The list shows:
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Name | Human label. |
| Address | Physical location. |
| Timezone | Overrides the company-wide default if this site is in a different zone. |
| Active | On / off toggle. |
| Line count | How many production lines under this site. |
Create a production site¶
- New production site.
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Fill in:
Field Notes Name Short, stable. "Bandung Plant", "Medan Facility". Address Physical address — shows on printable reports. Timezone Defaults to company timezone. Override if this site is in a different zone. Contact (optional) Site lead's email / phone for reference. Logo (optional) Site-specific logo for reports scoped to this site. -
Save.
Edit¶
Rename, re-address, change timezone. Timezone changes affect when schedules fire at this site — coordinate before changing mid-operation.
Deactivate a production site¶
For decommissioned sites:
- Open the site → Deactivate.
- The site is hidden from user dropdowns and new scheduling.
- Historical reports retain the site for audit.
Reactivation is reversible.
Delete¶
Only for sites created in error. Blocked if any lines / assets exist under the site — delete or move those first. See Recycle Bin for recovery.
User scoping¶
Users can be scoped to a subset of production sites — they see only that site's data. Configure at User Setting → User List → user's detail page.
Things to watch for¶
Timezone changes ripple
Changing a site's timezone shifts every schedule and report-boundary for that site. Coordinate, schedule a maintenance window, and verify.
One site per physical location, always
Don't split a single plant into multiple "sites" just to model shifts or crews — that belongs in user scoping and roles.
Related topics¶
- Asset Setup — parent configuration.
- Mapping — the five-level hierarchy that starts with Production Sites.
- User List — scoping users to sites.
- Companies — the tenant level above production sites (PegotecUser only).