You can configure access to individual transfer functions (that is, work transfers, project transfers, docket transfers, quantity) that are available on the main screen:
<transfer_functions>
<function id="combined_transfer" button="F1" punchtype="Combined_Transfer" class="CombinedTransferFunction" icon="work_transfer" key="1"/>
<function id="docket_transfer" button="F2" punchtype="Docket" sortorder="none" class="TransferFunction" icon="docket_transfer" key="2" quantity="yes"/>
<function id="project_transfer" button="F3" punchtype="Project" sortorder="none" class="TransferFunction" icon="project_transfer" key="3"/>
<function id="docket_quantity" button="F4" punchtype="Quantity" class="QuantityFunction" icon="quantity" key="4"/>
<function id="labor_metrics" button="F6" punchtype="Labor_Metrics_Transfer" class="LaborMetricsFunction" icon="labor_metrics" key="6" />
</transfer_functions>
You can also configure access to schedule transfer functionality in the <functions> section:
<function id="schedule_transfer" button="" punchtype="ScheduleTransfer" class="ScheduleTransferFunction" icon="transfer" key="8"/>
Quantity Clock Entries
The following conditions are applied to quantity clock entries:
- The Clock Entry Order Validation rejects quantity clock entries if the employee hasn’t made a previous docket transfer clock entry during their shift.
- The quantity specified for a docket with a quantity clock entry overrides any initial quantity specified with the docket transfer.
- If several quantity clock entries are made during a single shift, each new quantity clock entry overrides the previously specified amount. The last quantity clock entry that the employee makes is the quantity that’s applied.
- This allows employees to record a running tally of quantity produced throughout the day, when necessary. If they keep recording higher and higher quantities produced throughout the day, the latest quantities value overwrites earlier entries.