Settings: Stop labels

👉 🎓 See how to do it step by step

In this section of the platform, you can configure the Stop Catalog that will be used to classify each machine’s downtime.

Open Settings and select "Stop Catalog".

There are 3 steps to complete this configuration:

1. Create Stop Labels

There are two levels of causes that need to be added to the labels: General Causes and Specific Causes.
To enter this data, you can either add them one by one by clicking Add, and then Save, or upload a .csv file with a list of causes.
Important: Create one file for General Causes and another for Specific Causes. They cannot be in the same file.

1.1 Planned Downtimes

To mark a specific cause as a Planned Downtime, open the menu next to the label and select “Configure Planned Downtime".

The word "Planned" will appear next to the label, indicating that this is a  planned downtime.

2. Create Stop Catalog

Start by adding a new Stop Catalog by clicking Create.

It’s very important to give this catalog a name, so you can link it to machines later in the next step, then start building the catalog by selecting a General Cause and its corresponding Specific Causes.

For each General Cause, there must be at least one Specific Cause. To add more Specific Causes, simply click on "Specific Cause" — a full list will appear, and you can include as many as needed. When you’re done, don’t forget to save your changes.

3. Assign Stop Catalog

The final step in configuring a Stop Catalog is assigning it to the appropriate machines. To do this, click on “Select a Stop Catalog”.

A window will open automatically — select the catalog corresponding to the machine.
Save the changes.

Keep in mind that in your operation, there may be one or more catalogs depending on the machine.

If you have any issues or need assistance, don’t hesitate to contact your Customer Success representative, or submit a support ticket within the Pulsar app. We’re always happy to help you 🚀️.