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It’s possible to configure buttons on the workbench for non-productive time that relate to a works order.  This will ensure your non-productive time is posted to your ERP application.

Indirect Downtime
By default the resource status will change to Indirect Downtime. Indirect downtime transactions are by default excluded from posting to the ERP application.

Posting to ERP
Refer to the advanced user guide to learn how to configure LYNQ to post indirect time to your ERP application.

There are various buttons on the workbench that allow an employee to report non-productive time.  Non-productive time may be applied when the employee goes on a break, goes to lunch, goes into meetings or is performing training related activites. 

The workbench can be customised to support the different types of non-productive time for your organisation.  Refer to the advanced user guide for further details on this subject.

By default the workbench will continue to track hours against tasks when the user selects any of the non-productive buttons.
 


To report non-productive time (Break)

  1. Click on Break
  2. Click Return to Previous (on return)

To report non-productive time (Lunch)

  1. Click on Lunch
  2. Click Return to Previous (on return)
Functional Area: Data Collection
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