Incidents Charts
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The incident charts display the status, progress, type, or classification of incidents, categorized as overall, product-related, or non-product-related.
The overall incident charts were used as examples to illustrate the functionalities. These charts provide a broader view, encompassing all incidents regardless of type or relation to products. The "Product Related" and "Non-Product Related" charts behave similarly, with the key difference being that they display data based on whether a product is linked or not.
This chart provides a visual breakdown of the current status of all incidents based on their registration date within a specified time period, regardless of their relation to a product. Charts #65 and #85 focus specifically on product-related and non-product-related incidents, respectively, with similar behavior.
All Incidents are organized by status:
Open
Under Review
Closed
You can activate or deactivate specific statuses to focus on the information you need. Hovering over any section of the chart, will display the total for the selected range or category.
This chart provides a visual breakdown of the changes in the status of all incidents based on their first status date change within a specified time period, regardless of their relation to a product. Charts #70 and #90 focus specifically on product-related and non-product-related incidents, respectively, and exhibit similar behavior.
All Incidents are organized by status:
Open
Under Review
Closed
You can activate or deactivate specific statuses to focus on the information you need. Hovering over any section of the chart, will display the total for the selected range or category.
This chart displays a visual summary of the types of all incidents based on their registration date within a defined time period, regardless of their connection to a product. Charts #75 and #95 specifically display product-related and non-product-related incidents, respectively, with similar behavior.
All Incidents are organized by types:
New
Other
Repeated
You can enable or disable specific statuses to highlight the data you need. By hovering over any section of the chart, the total for the corresponding range or category will be shown.
This chart displays the Top 5 classifications of all incidents based on their registration date within a defined time period, regardless of their connection to a product. Charts #80 and #100 specifically display product-related and non-product-related incidents, respectively, with similar behavior.
The legend is determined by the classifications added by the user. In the example provided, OQ, A, B, D, E, and F were used. If a 6th classification is tied with the 5th one, it will be selected in alphabetical order. If there are fewer than five classifications, the chart will display all existing classifications in the legend.
You can enable or disable specific statuses to focus on the data you need. Hovering over any section of the chart will reveal the total for the corresponding range or category.
This chart displays the percentage of incidents in open and under review statuses that are pending closure, regardless of their connection to products. As the number of incidents awaiting closure increases, the needle shifts to the right. On the other hand, as the number decreases, the needle moves to the left.
The charts offer a variety of filtering options to customize the displayed data. These filters adjust the chart values based on the selected parameters, allowing for customized views.
Time Interval: Choose parameters such as Days, Months, Quarters, or Years to group data into manageable intervals.
Time Range: Define a specific range of dates to narrow down the records displayed.
Filter options may vary depending on the chart you are viewing, offering flexibility across different visualizations.
By clicking on the vertical ellipsis icon, as shown in the figure below, a drop-down menu will appear with various options to manage your chart. If any filters are applied, they will be included when printing or exporting the chart.
Drop-Down Menu Options:
When printing a chart, the system will include a stamp in the document footer containing a unique control number, the name of the user who initiated the print, and a timestamp detailing the date and time it was generated. This ensures compliance with cGMPs, ALCOA, ALCOA+, and other data integrity and security standards associated with forms and documents.
Notes: Audit Trail log is intended to comply with the cGMP audit trail requirements of the 21 CFR Part 11.
You can customize the chart by selecting your preferred time interval, such as days, months, years, or quarters. Additionally, the chart type can be adjusted through the chart settings. For more details on customization, refer to the .
You can customize the chart by selecting your preferred time interval, such as days, months, years, or quarters. Additionally, the chart type can be adjusted through the chart settings. For more details on customization, refer to the .
You can personalize the chart by choosing your desired time interval, such as days, months, years, or quarters. The chart type can also be modified in the chart settings. For further information on customization options, please refer to the .
You can personalize the chart by choosing your desired time interval, such as days, months, years, or quarters. The chart type can also be modified in the chart settings. For further information on customization options, please refer to the .
Open the filter settings to customize and apply advanced filtering criteria.
Reset all applied filters and restore the default view.
Allow you to customize the chart type, adjust display preferences, and refine how data is visualized to suit your specific needs.
