Interactive tool-card guides launched: learn by trying the steps
Try methods in interactive scenes and see what changes under different choices.
ABS added interactive guides to tool cards, releasing and improving them in stages in early October. Users can enter a scene, change inputs, move work objects or choose an action and observe the result.
For example, kanban guides show material and replenishment signals moving through a process; changeover guides distinguish downtime from labor; problem-solving guides connect records, evidence and follow-up. Learners can try the method rather than only read its steps.
This round also improved scene navigation, error feedback and mobile layout. Users can return to the full tool card whenever they need a detailed explanation, combining hands-on exploration with further reading.
The entry point is in the relevant tool card. Read its purpose, open the interactive guide and try an action such as changing demand, assigning work or handling an exception. Observe how the work items and subsequent states change.
Tool cards with video short lessons offer another learning route: listen to an explanation, try the interactive guide, and return to the text to check conditions and methods. During team training, participants can try different choices and discuss why the results differ.