ForgeGo · shop-floor execution

Android phone and tablet

The floor sees the next correct action — not another dashboard.

Pair a device with a timed QR. Scan a signed piece tag. Inspect the heat. Advance only the work that role is allowed to touch. If Wi-Fi drops, the queue holds and retries.

Signed tags Named advancement Offline queue
ForgeGoPaired device
Shop pairing, signed scan path, heat card, and QC advancement on the device in a fitter’s hand.

How a shift actually uses it

Pair. Scan. Advance. Recover.

ForgeGo is not a second system. It is the phone face of the same event log that lives on the shop PC.

01 · pair

Bind the device to the shop.

A timed QR from the host PC pairs the phone or tablet to this business. Lost devices can be unpaired from the office.

02 · scan

Open the signed piece card.

The tag is signed. The card shows heat, expected stage, and what this user is allowed to record — not a generic status board.

03 · hold

Refuse the wrong advance.

QC gates refuse a skip. The refusal names the missing inspection or qualification instead of failing silently.

Built for a noisy bay

Wi-Fi is a convenience, not a requirement.

Offline queue

Work continues when the access point dies.

Bounded actions queue on the device and flush when the host is reachable again. The office still owns the record.

Role control

A saw operator is not a CWI.

The signed-in role limits which stages can be advanced. The host enforces it. The phone does not become an admin console.

Heat evidence

The mill card travels with the piece.

Inspect grade, heat, and certificate context at the saw or fit-up bed before the cut — not after the joint is already welded.

No per-seat tax

Every worker can carry a device.

ForgeGo is included in the shop subscription. Adding phones does not change the price.

Two weeks, one job

Put ForgeGo on the crew that is actually running steel this month.