This is when you log on to a job when you start work on the job, and log off the job when you finish work.
Note: You must log off when you stop work, even for a break, and log on again when you start work again.
In order to enter operation times in this way, you must clear the Retrospective Posting setting on the Operation Times tab in Works Orders settings.
Note: A log history is available for review in Manufacturing.
The Enter Operation Times window appears.
If the works order is for a one-off job, select the Stage and Operation, if required, from the drop-down lists.
Note: Stages are enabled for one-off jobs, via the Estimating module. They allow for detailed cost analysis.
A message indicates that you are now logged on to the works order.
Until you log off the job, Operation Times accumulates time spent on the job for you.
The Enter Operation Times window appears.
If the works order is for a one-off job, select the Stage and Operation, if required, from the drop-down lists.
Note: Stages are enabled for one-off jobs, via the Estimating module. They allow for detailed cost analysis.
Select the Employee Number from the drop-down list.
Click Proceed.
The Confirm Times window appears.
Labour Time, Machine Time and Setup Time have been accumulating since you logged on to the job and have been calculated automatically by Operation Times.
If you selected the Allow Confirmation of Times setting on the Operation Times tab in Works Orders, change the times here, if required.
Click Close.
The information is posted.
This goes to the waiting postings file if Operation Times is set to Use Batch Updates on the Operation Times tab in Works Orders settings.
Otherwise, it is immediately recorded in the works order record.
Other tasks
Reference
Operation times (WOP settings)