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Graco — Investor Presentation (February 2020)
19 slides from Graco's investor presentation, February 2020
Slide 1: ReactorConnect
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Slide 2: Reactor Connect
Reactor Connect • Reactor App being renamed Reactor Connect • Launching at SPFA 2020: February 12th • Introducing Account Management • Introducing Reactor Connect website App Tile Logo 2
Slide 3: Benefits of Account Management
Benefits of Account Management • Better manage your equipment and crews by controlling who has access to your Reactors and Reactor data • Provides easy Reactor visibility to all Company members without each person having to scan the QR code of each Reactor – The QR code can be reset on the Reactor a
Slide 4: How to Set-up Account Management
How to Set-up Account Management • 4 Step Process – 1st Create a User Account – 2nd Create a Company – 3rd Invite other Users to join your Company – 4th Assign Reactors to your Company 4
Slide 5: 1st - Creating a User Account
1st - Creating a User Account • New app version will request a User to create an account when opening the app – Not required, may choose to skip this step – Without a User account reports will no longer be available – Requests basic information: name, email, phone number • Allows Graco to offer Tech
Slide 6: 2nd - Creating a Company
2nd - Creating a Company • Creating a Company will allow Reactors to be assigned to your Company and allow other Users to be invited to join your Company – Makes access to viewing Reactor data easier for all Company members – Provides automatically emailed reports • Having a Company is required to v
Slide 7: 3rd - Inviting other Users to join Company
3rd - Inviting other Users to join Company • Any User in a Company can scan the Reactor’s QR code to provide Reactor visibility to all other Company members • All Company members may receive automated emailed reports • All Company members have access to run other Reactor Connect reports • Company Ad
Slide 8: 4th - Assigning Reactor's to Company
4th - Assigning Reactor’s to Company • Provides security to who can see and not see Reactor data using Reactor Connect – Members of a Company can be added and deleted • Provides Reactor visibility to all Company members – Reactor appears on multi-system dashboard, main Reactor control screen and acc
Slide 9: Account Set-up
Account Set-up • Reactor Connect App or website – Create User accounts – Create a Company – Invite Users to join Company – Administering Reactors and Users of a Company • Recommend using the website for ease of use: • https://www.reactorconnect.graco.com/ 9
Slide 10: Company Roles: Admin vs. User
Company Roles: Admin vs. User • The person who creates the Company will by default be an “Admin” • An Admin has the authorization to make changes to the Company account. These changes include: – Inviting people to join the company – Deleting Users from the company – Deleting Reactors from the compan
Slide 11: Permissions: View only vs. Reactor Control
Permissions: View only vs. Reactor Control • All members of a Company have visibility to Reactors owned by the company – View Only: If you have not personally scanned the QR code you can not make changes or control the Reactor using the app – Reactor Control: Reactor control requires personally scan
Slide 12: Receiving Emailed Reports
Receiving Emailed Reports • All Company members are set-up to automatically receive Daily, Weekly and Monthly Summary Reports – Each User can decided to turn this feature on/off – This is the same report that can be manually generated by running the Summary Report for the same date range 12
Slide 13: Sprayers: User vs. Non-User
Sprayers: User vs. Non-User • The Admin can decide if sprayers will be members or non-members of a Company – If sprayers are Company members, they are invited to join the Company • Pro: Users can be deleted from a Company • Pro: Users have access to run reports – If sprayers are Non-Members, in Comp
Slide 14: How to Set-up Multi-Branch Locations
How to Set-up Multi-Branch Locations • Companies with multiple locations need to decide if they would like to manage each location as a unique Reactor Connect company or have all branches under one Reactor Connect company 14
Slide 15: Ex 1: Company using one account for all locations
Ex 1: Company using one account for all locations A company has 3 branches and the owner would like to see all Reactor data for all the machines: – One company should be set up and users from all three branches should be invited to one company – This will allow the users of the company to see all ma
Slide 16: Ex 2: Company using different accounts for each location
Ex 2: Company using different accounts for each location • A company has 3 branches and each branch manages their own equipment and no one from a corporate level needs/wants to see Reactor information from all branches – Each branch can be set-up as an individual company • Pros: – Reports and dashbo
Slide 17: Naming Tips for Multiple Branches
Naming Tips for Multiple Branches • If you choose to set up one company and have all locations under one company, it may be helpful to name each of your Reactors with the branch name/number first followed by a unique name for each Reactor. – This will allow for all Reactors at one location to be gro
Slide 18: FAQ's
FAQ’s • FAQ’s are available on the Reactor Connect website that address many of the topics addressed in this presentation – Found under Profile icon on Reactor Connect website 18
Slide 19: Training
Training • An overview video is available that will explain the benefits of Reactor Connect and account management • A tutorial video is available to review the account management set- up process: – How to create a User account and Company – How to assign Reactors to a Company 19