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

Productivity is a measure indicating how much output can be produced with a certain input. Output usually refers to the total production or added value of a company, a sector, or the entire economy. The input can be divided into labor, capital, and intermediate consumption, which includes the use of energy, materials, and services. There are different types of productivity, such as labor productivity, capital productivity, and multifactor productivity. Labor productivity measures the amount of output per unit of labor.

The standard dashboard 'BCO Man-hours Monitoring' can be used to monitor the extent to which the set budgets correspond to the actual hours worked by your employees. See how productivity and hours efficiency have developed throughout the year and how they relate to what you have budgeted.

BCO stands for Budgeting, Controlling, Optimizing. BCO helps you increase your insight into your company's financial situation and enables you to better determine your cost price. By budgeting your hours and costs now, you will fully cover your business expenses for the coming year with direct and indirect hours, and you will maintain the alignment between order result and business result.

The standard dashboard 'BCO Coverage and Occupancy Monitoring' can be used to monitor the extent to which the set budgets correspond with the realized direct hours, the man-machine ratio, and the coverage. This also allows monitoring of the extent to which costs are covered by the realized direct hours. These are visible both graphically and in grids.

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.

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

The standard dashboard 'Employee Hours Analysis (8001)' runs per employee and shows all hours of the year, including not yet definitively processed hours. You get an overview of the number of hours per week, per operation, and per hour type, as well as an overview of the hour balances.