Using Roast Goals

This article will explain the process of adding Roast Goals.

• Why use Roast Goals?
• The Roast Goals overview page
  
  • Creating a Roast Goal
    • Relative Goals
    • Absolute Goals
• The Roast Goal Report 

Why use Roast Goals?

The Roast Goals feature allows you to monitor your roasts and consistency objectives without needing a Roast Comparison report.

Cropster automatically checks your roasts for various parameters and provides immediate feedback after each roast and in the end-of-day production email, indicating which roasts passed or failed.

The Roast Goals overview page

By following the steps below, you can open the Roast Goals overview page:

1. Log in to the online platform C-sar. 
2. Navigate to Roasts on the main menu bar.
3. Select Goals. You will be directed to the Roast Goals overview page.
4. Within the Roast Goals overview page, you can perform several key actions:
   • Create a new roast goal by clicking the +Add goal (1) button.
   • Edit your columns by clicking on Customize (2), then mark the checkboxes for the columns you want to display on the Roast Goals overview page.
   • Edit a goal by clicking on the Edit (3) button.
   • Delete a goal by clicking on the Delete (4) button. 

   • View the Roast Goal Report that shows you what roasts have been passed by clicking on the See Report (5) button.

     

By following the steps below, you can add the Goals to the Roast overview page: 

1. Log in to the online platform C-sar. 
2. Navigate to Roasts on the main menu bar. You will be directed to the Roasts overview page. 
3. Select Goals from the Customize dropdown.
   It is recommended to keep them enabled, though you may prefer a different combination.
   
   

Creating a Roast Goal

By following the steps below,  you can create a Roast Goal:

1. Log in to the online platform C-sar. 
2. Navigate to Roasts on the main menu bar and select Goals. 
3. To create a goal, click on +Add goal. 
   
4. You can set up universal Goals that apply to all Profiles or goals for certain Profiles only by selecting one of the following options:
   • All Profiles/Roasts: You can exclude specific Profiles by selecting the checkbox for the Profiles you wish to exclude.
     
     
   • Selected Profiles
5. You can set up Relative (Meet the reference) Goals and Absolute (Weight, Time) Goals.
   

Relative Goals

Relative goals are dynamic and based on your Reference Curve or Profile and automatically adjust to the set Reference Curve.

Meet the reference

By following the steps below, you can create a new Meet the reference goal:

1. From the Select goal dropdown menu, choose the option Meet the reference.
2. Mark the categories that you wish to track, then enter the preferred acceptable range for your goal in the Allowed range field. 
3. Using the Lower range and Upper range fields, the range can be skewed in either direction.
   
4. Click Create Goal.

Absolute Goals

Absolute goals are fixed targets for Profiles that do not adjust with your Reference Curve.

By following the steps below, you can create a new Absolute Goal:

1. From the Select Goal drop-down menu, choose the category that you wish to track.
2. By using the Lower boundary and Upper boundary fields, you can specify the boundaries for the goal's acceptable range. 
3. Click the Create Goal button. 

The Roast Goal Report

Using the Roast Goal Report, you will have a comparison of your roasts based on the roast goals you have set.

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• Using the Roast Goal  Report