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See your work the way your role works
Eleven modules, each showing the Business Central data one role cares about. The records layer keeps every NCR, message, task, and document attached to the work it concerns, so the whole team can write back in one place.
HSEQ
Close out a quality issue and keep it from coming back, with a record that holds up to an audit.
Report
Turn a shop-floor inspection into a signed record, without the clipboard.
Finance
See where every project stands against budget right now, without waiting for month-end.
Project
Know whether a project will hit the date you promised, from one timeline.
Production
See what the shop floor is doing from your desk, and what to start next.
Purchase
Order what production needs before a missing part stops the line.
Item
Find what a part is made of, whether you have it, and where it has been used.
Documents
Find the right drawing on the record it belongs to, not in a shared drive.
Messages
Keep the conversation about an order on the order, where the next person finds it.
Tasks
Run a project’s checklists and reschedule the whole workstream by moving one date.
General
Open Visual Tracking to your own work, with the same controls on every page.
Each module is built around what one role does, not a list of features. They look different on the surface (a timeline, a queue, a shortage list, a dashboard) because the questions each role asks are different. Underneath, they share one records layer: every NCR, message, task, and document is attached to the records it concerns, and surfaces on every page that shows those records.
A Project Manager opens a production order and sees the related budget revision, the operator's note about the part, the drawing on the part, and the open NCR against it, all in place. That is what separates Visual Tracking from another Business Central dashboard. A dashboard tells the team what is happening; the records layer lets the team write back.
Give the team one place to write back
Book a meeting and we will show how messages, tasks, and documents attach to the records they concern, so the answer lives on the record instead of an inbox. If it is not a fit, we will say so.