Keep every plating bath in spec
Every morning, WebRun opens Steelhead, reads the latest titration and bath readings logged against each plating tank, compares every value to its control limits, records the day's readings in a Google Sheet trend log, and posts a Slack digest that greenlights the baths in spec and flags any tank that needs an addition.
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How do I track plating bath chemistry and catch out-of-spec tanks each day?
WebRun keeps your plating baths in spec every morning. It reads the latest titration readings logged in Steelhead, checks each tank against its control limits, appends the day's values to a Google Sheet trend log, and posts a Slack digest that greenlights the baths in spec and flags any tank that needs a correction, before a bad bath ruins parts.
- Out-of-spec tanks are flagged before the first rack goes in
- A rolling trend log shows drift days before a bath fails
- The lab check becomes a two-minute Slack read every morning
Built for plating shops · anodizing lines · process technicians · 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
gosteelhead.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Steelhead Technologies - read titration readings
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WebRun opens Steelhead to read each bath's latest readings. - Open Steelhead and read the most recent titration and bath readings for each tank
- Capture concentration, pH, temperature, and any additive values logged
- Match each reading to that bath's control limits and setpoints
Done when Every active bath has its latest reading captured with its limits.
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Google Sheets - log the bath trend
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WebRun appends today's bath readings to the trend log. - Open the bath trend workbook and append today's reading for each tank
- Keep a rolling history so drift over days and weeks is visible
- Highlight any value that has moved outside its control band
Done when Today's readings are logged and any drift is highlighted.
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Slack - digest in-spec and out-of-spec tanks
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WebRun posts the in-spec and out-of-spec bath digest to Slack. - Post a digest listing each tank as in spec or out of spec
- For out-of-spec tanks, name the value, the limit, and the suggested correction
- Leave dosing to the operator. Never adjust a bath value in the record
Done when The morning bath digest is posted 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 it adjust any baths or dosing on its own?
No. WebRun only reads the logged readings and reports which tanks are out of spec. It never changes a bath value or triggers dosing. The operator makes and logs every addition.
Where do the readings come from?
From the titration and bath readings your team already logs against each tank in Steelhead. WebRun reads those entries. It does not invent numbers or take its own measurements.
Can it show whether a bath is slowly drifting?
Yes. It keeps a rolling history in the trend Sheet, so a value creeping toward its limit over several days is visible before it ever goes out of spec.
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