"For operation '%1', an order must always be entered." Why do you get this message and what can you do to resolve it?

Using the Shop Floor functionality, you can let your employees clock hours on all your direct and indirect operations. Essential for a reliable subsequent calculation. In the webinar 'Why Use Shop Floor in Production' we will introduce you to the MKG Shop Floor. You will not only see how to set up in MKG and what you should pay attention to, but also how the smart client works, or the interface on the work floor. This webinar serves as an introduction and shows you the benefits of working with the Shop Floor.

Production locations allow production order lines and processed material to be traced during the production process. A production employee always knows where the semi-finished products and/or processed material have been placed after the previous processing.

With the 'Production Locations' functionality, semi-finished products and processed materials can be tracked during the production process. A production worker always knows where the semi-finished products have been placed after the previous operation. In this article, you will learn how to work with production locations on the Shop Floor.

This article explains how QR codes are structured, how they can be used with the MKG App or Shop Floor, for example, to move a batch. Examples are also provided.

You are at the beginning of your workday and want to start your first operation. To clock your hours, you first log in to the Shop Floor.

According to your schedule, you should start working at 7:30 AM. You arrived at work later because you first went to the dentist. You want to clock in.

After the technical setup of the Shop Floor has been completed, MKG itself should be set up so that your employees can actually start clocking hours. With this second part in a series of articles about the Shop Floor setup, you can now take the next steps towards an operational Shop Floor.

After completing the technical and functional setup, each Shop Floor terminal can be assigned its own layout. Create a unique one for each terminal. Based on this third and final part in a series of articles on how to set up the Shop Floor, you can now take the final steps towards a working Shop Floor.

You have completed an operation and want to clock out of this operation in the Shop Floor. Stopping an operation can be done in several ways.

You begin your workday and are logged into the Shop Floor. To clock in, select the first operation by starting a new operation.

It is possible to open the Shop Floor in the Smart Client for just one employee. This can be useful for an employee with their own workspace who only needs to register their own hours. This article will guide you in setting up this Personal Shop Floor.

For stable use of the Smart Client, there is a setup that installs the necessary tools on the Windows client and places a shortcut on the desktop to start the client. This Smart Client is required to start the Shop Floor.

Are you getting started with the Shop Floor? Before you can start clocking in hours on a terminal, a lot needs to be installed and set up. In addition to the technical and functional setup, there are plenty of options to customize the Shop Floor to your liking. This is the first part of a series of articles on setting up the Shop Floor.

This article describes the administration settings on the 'Shop Floor' tab. On this tab, you will find the settings for 'Clock In/Out', 'Stopping', 'Timeout', 'Special Settings', and 'Shop Floor Field Order'.