Jump into barcoding on the shop floor. We'll show you how. You can print barcodes with MS Word. Stick barcodes on products, boxes, or trays. Scan them as they go through the mfg process. With about four scans you collect time and materials for work orders and payroll. Plus, barcodes don't lie so you get real information, not fake time entries, fat finger entries, no time entries. No more sitting in front of a confusing screen with nine-hundred options. Employees just scan and go. Take a look today!
Get a timestamped record of material used on jobs when you scan inventory. You can even set up an intelligent "barcode rule" to automatically identify inventory scans, add them to your list, and then create a timestamped record of usage. No admin time necessary!
Subscription Step 2: Add work orders and barcode labels. There are several ways to create projects, which represent your work orders, jobs, and tasks. 1) Create them manually, 2) Duplicate existing projects, 3) Use barcode rules to automatically create them based on AI rules. There are other ways, but these are the best. Use a combination of these techniques in any order you like. They all get the job done. When you're done employees can immediately scan barcode labels to track time and materials.