Author: Daryll Dorman

Not every operator works the same way. Operator10 lets you save multiple versions of the same DataView with different layouts, so each person can open the view that matches their workflow without affecting anyone else.

Antero’s work request module is a lightweight client for non-Antero users to submit maintenance requests with equipment details and descriptions. Supervisors see requests in Antero and create work orders or mark them resolved.

Set Operator10 DataViews to display a 7-day period starting on Sunday, with the current week as the default. Operators see this week’s data every time they open the view, and navigation jumps one week at a time.

Antero’s distribution feature lets you select 10 work orders and assign them all to one maintenance group, print them as a batch, or email them to specific users—all in one action instead of opening each work order individually.

Antero maintenance groups let you assign work orders to a team instead of a specific person. Create groups for electrical, HVAC, or shift-based teams, then let operators grab work from their group’s queue without micromanaging assignments.

Operator10 lets you rename column headers in any DataView without affecting the database. Add group headers to bundle related parameters like “Aeration Basins” so your team sees clean, organized labels instead of long technical names.

Operator10 chart palettes give you pre-designed color schemes to make charts look professional instantly. Choose Northern Lights, custom palettes, or create your own color combinations for better readability and presentation.

Add events in minutes, capture screening tests when needed, filter by hauler or type, and export reports to PDF at month-end.

Operator10 can show the day of the week next to each date in your DataView, so you see “Mon 12/4” instead of just “12/4/2025.” Small change, big impact for operators tracking weekly patterns.

Antero separates estimated quantity (what you think the job needs) from actual quantity (what you really used). Set estimated quantities to help techs prepare, then log actual usage to adjust inventory accurately when closing work orders.