Who worked, how long and on what — without paper timesheets.
Team structure, roles and timesheets live in the same system as production. A logged hour attaches to the operation it was spent on, so it reaches the order cost without a second entry. Employee documents carry a validity date and alert before they expire.
What it solves
An org chart and roles, not just a list of names
It is visible who is responsible for what. Permissions start from the role, not from a convention the administrator keeps in their head.
Time is logged against an operation
A worked hour is not a number in a separate table. It belongs to an operation and an order, so it shows up in the cost.
Employee documents, with a deadline
Fitness certificates, safety briefings, authorisations. Expiry becomes an early alert, not a surprise on the day of an inspection.
Availability, visible when planning
Leave and absences are visible while you plan. You do not schedule a team that has nobody to staff it.
One day of timesheets, with hours allocated per order.
| Person | Operation | Hours | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Demo operator 1 | Welding · C-240 | 7.5 h | Confirmed |
| Demo operator 2 | Cutting · C-240 | 8.0 h | Confirmed |
| Demo operator 3 | Painting · R-302 | 4.0 h | To approve |
Confirmed hours enter the cost of the order they belong to.
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