Operator
Configuration reference: Operador
Overview
The Operator component stores the identity of an organization subuser (the operator who signs in with a PIN on a Kiosk view) in a feature column. Use it on the feature that represents shop-floor people (typically "Colaborador") to link each record to its operator.
Configuration
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Placeholder | Prompt text shown in the picker while empty |
| Restrict to a group | Shows only the operators in one subuser group; empty shows every active operator in the organization |
The stored value is the operator's identifier. Selection is always single.
In forms
The component renders as a searchable dropdown listing the active operators of the current organization: type part of a name to filter the list. In optional columns a clear icon (x) returns the column to the empty state; required columns don't show it.
On a phone, the form and the table's inline editing open a sheet from the bottom of the screen, always with the search field at the top; Clear, in the sheet header, replaces the clear icon.
In tables, lists and kanban
The operator's name renders as compact text. An operator that has since been removed shows as "Operador desconhecido" so the record stays readable. Without an assigned operator, the table cell stays blank; the list and kanban views instead show "Sem operador".
Operator to collaborator mapping
In a Kiosk view, tasks are usually assigned to collaborators (rows of another feature, referenced by a Linked Select column) rather than directly to operators. Adding an Operator column to the collaborator feature bridges the two:
- On the collaborator feature, add an Operator column and pick each collaborator's subuser.
- In the Kiosk tab configuration, turn on the Operator filter for the Linked Select column that points at the collaborator feature.
- The tab then shows only the records of the collaborator matching the signed-in operator.
Without a mapping the tab stays empty and shows the "Operador sem colaborador associado" notice.
This mapping only takes effect with a signed-in Kiosk operator. The admin preview follows the same flow: you sign in with the operator's card and PIN, and only then do filters and write stamps apply.
Filters
The available filter operators are É (is) and Não é (is not), comparing the selected operator exactly.