What is what.
Who uses what. Why it matters.
A plain-language walkthrough of every module, tracker, and report in the ShopTrack 360 portal. No technical jargon — just what each part does, who it is for, and how it connects to the bigger picture.
Six roles, one portal
Every person in the portal has a role. Your role determines which modules you can access, what actions you can take, and what data you can see. The color codes below are used throughout this guide to show who each module is built for.
Where work gets recorded
Tracker modules are the primary data-entry points in the portal. This is where technicians, QA inspectors, and receiving staff log what they did, when they did it, and on what aircraft or part. Every entry is permanent, audit-logged, and synced to BigQuery within 60 seconds.
Where you read what happened
Report shortcuts open pre-built data views directly from the workspace. No navigation required — click a shortcut and the report loads in the right panel with live data. Every report supports filters by serial number, task, work order, PO, and date range.
Beyond the workspace
These areas are accessed separately from the main workspace — each has its own purpose, its own audience, and in some cases its own login gate.
One system, not nine separate tools
Every tracker, report, and module in ShopTrack 360 feeds the same underlying database. That means a timesheet entry logged by a technician at 8 AM shows up in the management dashboard by 8:01 AM — no exports, no emails, no manual updates.
Log in to the workspace with your Workspace ID and passcode. If you need access, contact your system administrator.