The Electronic work orders module is especially suitable for manufacturing companies, but is also efficient and recommended for project work. It records all work orders and work operations conducted on a project, then outputs the exact data concerning the amount of time used to perform certain jobs on individual operations.

When opening a new work order, the following data must be entered into the program: The work order number, order description and operation code. By choosing “active” or “inactive”, we control whether or not employees can access the order on the TIK terminal.

The completed or open work orders shown in the table are filtered by date, name or operation, depending on the settings. The field labelled “Total” displays the total number and time used for the data in the table.

WORK ORDERS ON THE TIK TERMINAL:

Upon accessing the ELECTRONIC WORK ORDERS module, an button labelled “ORDERS” is displayed on the TIK terminal in addition to the usual buttons for working time management. If a user already has an open work order, the title of the work order they are currently executing is displayed, and if they do not have an open work order, the program displays the work order entry interface.

After signing into a work order, the user chooses the operation, and process of signing into a work order is finished.

The user signs out using the sign-out interface, inputting, if necessary, the number of “good/bad” items and any notes. These numbers can have different meanings for different applications.

The work order module enables:

• Signing into a work order and work operation.
• Accurate recording of working time per work order.
• Logging out and entering messages upon logout (number of items, good, bad, notes, etc.).
• ODBC and ERP system integration.

• Updating the list of open work orders.
• Importing a list of open work orders from existing programs or databases.

• Simple entry of the time of beginning and completing a work order on the TIK terminal by employees.

• Simple overview of completed work orders.
• Exporting to Word, Excel, etc., using the clipboard.