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Solution

Digital work instructions: fewer errors, every step on record

Replace paper SOPs with visual, step-by-step guidance that operators actually use, and that stays up to date.

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Benefits for frontline teams

01

Fewer errors

Mandatory checks and visual guidance prevent skipped steps and wrong parts.

02

Faster onboarding

New operators learn on the job instead of shadowing an expert for weeks.

03

Shorter changeovers

Standardised SMED sequences remove waiting and searching.

04

Audit-ready

Every completed step is logged with time, user and evidence photo.

How it works on the shop floor

How ActARion works

  1. 1

    Capture

    Record the expert doing the task with photos or video.

  2. 2

    Generate

    AI turns the recording into structured steps in three languages.

  3. 3

    Guide

    Operators follow the steps on any device, with AR where it helps.

  4. 4

    Improve

    Step timings and feedback show where the process can be improved.

In short

Digital work instructions are step-by-step procedures shown on a screen or headset instead of paper. They combine text, photos, video and 3D/AR overlays, record each completed step and are updated centrally, which reduces errors, shortens training and gives an audit trail.

What are digital work instructions?

A digital work instruction is a procedure broken down into small, visual steps that an operator follows on a tablet, phone or smart glasses. Each step shows exactly what to do, with the right tool, part and quality check.

Because instructions are managed centrally, a change is published once and every station uses the new version immediately.

Pilot at a glance

One line, one process, hard numbers.

How a pilot works →
Scope
1–2 lines, 1 process
Duration
6–8 weeks
KPIs
lead time · first time right · errors
Prerequisite
baseline across several shifts

Frequently asked questions

Digital work instructions show the steps on a screen. AR work instructions place the step as an overlay on the real equipment, so the operator sees where to act.

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