RathOS carries work between people and systems — shift handovers, maintenance approvals, deviations and purchase requests — with a named human at every gate that matt ers.
Most delays on the floor are not machines — they are approvals, handovers and paperwork. RathOS moves them, and keeps a human in charge of every decision.
Open issues, running jobs and pending actions handed over from the twin, not from memory.
Every action routed to a named owner; nothing proceeds on a timeout.
Approved work orders, POs and deviations are written into CMMS and ERP.
A failure window from KalOS, a deviation from DharOS or a shortage from AksOS starts a workflow — no one has to remember to raise it.
Handovers happen in a corridor; the night shift inherits half the story and repeats checks.
The outgoing lead reviews open items generated from the twin and hands over in two minutes.
A non-conformance waits days for signatures as the form moves desk to desk.
The deviation is routed to the right engineer and quality lead and signed off the same shift.