How to Build a Summary Form
The Summary Form serves as the foundational metadata layer for any digital process within Weever.
Key Takeaways
- The Summary Form serves as the foundational metadata layer for any digital process within Weever
- It is established as a best practice to construct this form before any others to ensure that high-level identifying information is consistently captured
- This form typically includes essential data points such as the current date, shift identifiers, production or lot codes, and work area lookups
- Once these fields are populated, the system automatically links this metadata to every subsequent form utilized throughout that specific process, ensuring data integrity and streamlined record-keeping
"How-To" Guide: Building a Summary Form
- Prioritize the Build: Always create your summary form at the beginning of your digitization project to establish the necessary metadata links.
- Create a New Form: Open the form builder and select the option to create a new form.
- Name the Form Clearly: Use a descriptive title that identifies it as a header, such as "QA Production Header Form".
- Add Metadata Fields: Include fields that will apply to the entire process. Recommended fields include:
- Current Date Field: Captures the day the process occurs.
- Shift Lookup: Allows users to select the active shift.
- Production/Lot Codes: Connects the data to specific product batches.
- Line/Work Area Lookup: Identifies the specific location or equipment involved.
- Finalize and Save: Once all header fields are added, click Save to enable the metadata linking for the rest of your process