Work Clock

work clock

The Work Clock enables users to automatically track the time that selected employee and equipment resource records worked on a Work Task.

Components

The work clock is made up of 3 components

 

Tool

Location

Description

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Work Clock Status

App Toolbar

This tool displays the current task the logged in user has the work clock running on as well as the last tasks.

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Work Clock

Work Order toolbar

This tool enables users to Start, Stop, and Switch running the work clock on tasks.

Running Task Clock

Running Work Clock

Work Order Task grid

This icons appears in the Work Order > Task grid next to tasks that currently have the work clock running.

Work Clock Process

Clock Start

When the Work Clock starts the following things happen:

Clock Stop

When the Work Clock stops the following things happen:

More information about work clock configuration

Common Tasks

How to Start a Work Clock

How to Stop a Work Clock

How to Switch Tasks in the Work Clock

Admin Tasks

How to Bulk Stop Work Clock for a Filterset

How to Bulk Stop Work Clocks for a Selection of Work Orders

Special Situations

Special Situations

Work Running into Overtime - The time clock only works with a resource units Normal time fields. If an employee is working and the go into overtime they will need to stop the work clock and then restart the work clock. They can then set the Time Cost on the new resource record to overtime.

An employee leaving work before the task is done - When you start the work clock it is started for all employees on the work task. If an employee has to leave that task mid way through but the rest of the employees are continuing to work on the task there are a couple of ways to handle it.

  1. Stop the work clock and restart it with only the employees that are still working on it.
  2. Let the clock continue to run and have a supervisor/administrator edit the employees resource record later to indicate the time that they left.