This video introduces the idea of scanning inventory on the shop floor for manufacturing with Standard Time®. Specifically, you see the gentleman scanning steel plates in a fabrication shop. It is unclear whether he is adding to inventory as he lays them on the rack or deducting from inventory. In either case the scans are almost identical. When you scan to deduct them from stock for use on the shop floor you will get a time stamped record of the event. So, you’ll know how much inventory was consumed and when it was consumed.

We’re trying to add a little sound proofing to the recordings but you still hear an echo. So hey, it is what it is and we hope this video will inspire you to try scanning inventory on the shop floor with Standard Time. In addition to employee time tracking for job status.

LET'S CONNECT!

Twitter ►   / barcodetimetracking  

Facebook ►   / barcode.timetracking  

Linkedin ►   / scoutwestinc  

Pinterest ►   / scoutwestinc  

YouTube Subscribe ►    / @mfgprojects4795  


 

New functionality

  • No new functionality

Improvements

  • Initialize some script values when new records are created

Bug fixes

  • No Bug fixes

 

 


Meet Jax Web Developer And jazzed up on Standard Time® Ask Jax Define Task Finish Date: That critical must-meet date On every task That everyone ignores But the project manager In Standard Time, that means Finish-to-Start linking Task warnings and shutoffs Notifications to keep things tight Jax wants to know How do you compute Task finish dates In Standard Time? stdtime.com


© 2024 Scoutwest, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Proudly made in the United States of America. Powered by CyberBasement.