The evConsume SDK gives you a low-code environment for building customized interactive instructional experiences for frontline workers, which can be easily integrated with and embedded into master systems where required.
The SDK exposes the ability to track end users’ in-document navigation, as well as events such as engagement with objects such as embedded models, media items, and others. This allows specific actions to take place within an instructional document, and specific behaviors from end users to be driven or enabled – including the capture of data and feedback.
Here we have some simple sample applications which have been built using the evConsume SDK. In all cases the content is being viewed on the Envision platform, and everything seen within the documents (or any individual pieces) could be embedded in another system, for example MES.
In some instances a separate window outside of the Envision document has been created to simulate a separate master system.
Check them out and let us know what you think, or what other sample apps you would like to see!
1 - Request Feedback
This sample app shows how you can easily create a workflow that requires the frontline worker to submit feedback or data.
2 - User-Driven Feedback 1
This app shows how you can enable workers to submit ad-hoc feedback on processes, outcomes, or the documentation itself.
3 - User-Driven Feedback 2
Enable workers to submit ad-hoc feedback but expose the feedback in another system or application.
4 - Feedback to Email
This app shows how you can create a workflow that allows workers to submit feedback or data, add contextual data such as an image, and route to specific email addresses.
5 - Request Confirmation
This workflow requires the worker to acknowledge that they have watched a piece of content or understood a particular instruction before proceeding with an action.
6 - Operator Checklist
This survey-style workflow has multiple applications. In this example it requires the operator to confirm they have the necessary safety equipment.
7 - Media Control
This example demonstrates how you can programmatically control multimedia content in Envision documents from other systems
8 - Embedded Model Control
This example shows how you can customize interaction with,and behavior of, embedded models.
