23.3 Operation Overview

3.1 Two Modes of Work Reporting:

Real-time Reporting: Employees click to start, pause/resume, and end their work, with the system automatically recording the corresponding timestamps for each action.
Post-Reporting: Employees manually enter their work hours, requiring them to keep track of the start and end times themselves.

3.2 Functions of Two Main Roles

M3 Director Role

View various reports, such as work order progress, sequence task progress, task lists, work reporting records, and shop floor dashboards.
Configure work reporting modes.
Set up work reporting authorizations from employees to work centers.
Adjust the start and end times for work orders/operations.
Modify the priority of work orders/operations.
Print production documents for work orders, typically including QR codes.
Report work on behalf of others.

M3 Worker

Perform work reporting operations.
View task lists and daily work reporting records.
In real-time reporting mode, can access work orders, drawings, processes, and other information from the workstation on a PC.

3.3 Functions of Two Access Terminals

PC Terminal

• Supports complex management operations, such as modifying configuration items, employee authorizations, and scheduling work orders/operations (Director only).
• Provides global data analysis, including work order progress, task lists, work reporting records, production progress, and shop floor dashboards (Director only).
• Allows work reporting, viewing work reporting records, and checking task lists on the work reporting workstation.
• In real-time reporting mode, users can access work orders, drawings, processes, and other information from the PC workstation.

Mobile Terminal

• Workers can quickly report work by scanning QR codes.
• Workers can also select the corresponding operation task from a drop-down menu.
• Management personnel can report work on behalf of others.