OnRamp Automated Cure Cycle Compliance Log
Every night, WebRun opens OnRamp, reads each batch's cure cycle record, checks oven temperature, dwell time, powder lot, and operator against the spec you set, records each cycle as a row in a Google Sheet compliance log, and posts your team a Slack alert whenever a bake falls outside its window.
How do I log every cure cycle and get alerted to out-of-spec bakes?
WebRun opens OnRamp each night and reads every batch's cure cycle record for the shift. It checks oven temperature, dwell time, powder lot, and operator against your spec, records each cycle in a Google Sheet log, then posts your team a Slack summary, raising an out-of-spec alert that names the batch and the reading whenever a bake misses its window.
- Every cure cycle is captured in one running Google Sheet log each shift
- Out-of-spec bakes trigger a same-night Slack alert naming the batch and oven
- Your team sees an all-clear summary on shifts when every cycle held its window
Built for powder coating shops · contract coaters · finishing line supervisors · coating quality managers
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
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OnRamp - read the shift's cure cycle records
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WebRun opens OnRamp to read the shift's cure cycle records. - Open OnRamp and locate the cure cycle records logged for each batch this shift
- Capture the batch or work order, oven, setpoint temperature, measured temperature, dwell time, powder lot, and operator
- Read your part spec for the required cure window so each cycle can be checked against it
Done when Every batch cured this shift has its temperature, dwell time, powder lot, and operator captured.
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Google Sheets - record each cycle in the compliance log
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WebRun records each cure cycle in Google Sheets. - Open the cure cycle compliance log spreadsheet in Google Sheets
- Add one row per cycle with batch, oven, setpoint, measured temperature, dwell time, powder lot, operator, and timestamp
- Mark any row where temperature or dwell time falls outside the spec window so it stands out
Done when Every cure cycle from this shift is recorded as a row in the Google Sheet log.
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Slack - alert the team on any out-of-spec bake
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WebRun posts a cure cycle all-clear or out-of-spec alert to Slack. - If every cycle held its window, post a short all-clear summary with the batch count to your operations channel
- If any bake fell out of spec, post an alert naming the batch, oven, and the reading that missed at the top
- Include a link to the Google Sheet compliance log for the full shift
Done when Your team has either an all-clear summary or an out-of-spec alert in Slack.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Does WebRun control the oven or change any cure setting?
No. WebRun only reads the cure cycle records your operators already logged in OnRamp and compares them to the spec. It never touches oven controls or changes a setpoint. Running the ovens stays fully with your line staff.
What counts as an out-of-spec bake?
You set the cure window, such as the required metal temperature and the minimum dwell time. WebRun flags any cycle whose recorded temperature or dwell time falls outside that window, names the batch and oven in the Slack alert, and highlights the row in the Google Sheet log.
Does the alert go to anyone outside my shop?
No. The all-clear summary and the out-of-spec alert post only to your internal Slack channel. WebRun never sends cure data to a customer or auditor on its own.
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