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Time Clock for WennSoft

The Touch Screen Monitor Time Clock (TC) for WENN/SOFT Job Cost is part of the
Time Matrix series by Business Computers Software, Inc. The TC replaces a
conventional electronic/mechanical time clock. It is used to allow employees to
Clock In at the beginning of their shift and record the WENN/SOFT Job they are
working on. During the day they can change the WENN/SOFT Job they are working
on. At the end of their shift they Clock Out. The TC has a keyboard with
letters and numbers on the monitor. It uses large buttons to make it easy to
see and touch with a finger. Similar to an ATM machine, the TC is easily used
by “computer-challenged” employees. The TC software runs on a personal
computer with Windows XP or 7. Employee Time can be viewed from a Logbook
and a Calendar. Changing WENN/SOFT Jobs or Clocking Out creates a time
transaction in the logbook. Logbook transactions can be posted to WENN/SOFT
Time Tracking, which then updates Payroll for preparation of payroll checks.
Therefore, the TC eliminates the need to manually type in hourly payroll
transactions. A time transaction Logbook records regular time, overtime and
breaks. The TC is programmed in Dexterity, the same programming language used
by Dynamics/eEnterprise Payroll, Human Resources and Project Accounting. Any
workstation on the network, that has Dynamics or eEnterprise loaded, can run the
TC. A workstation does not have to have a touch screen monitor to use the TC.
The TC can also be used with a mouse, standard keyboard, a magnetic card reader
or a bar code scanner. The TC can be run in two modes. The first mode is run
under Dynamics or eEnterprise, which requires a Dynamics or eEnterprise user
license. This is the mode that is used for setup, printing reports and posting
to Payroll and Job Cost. The second mode is a stand-alone Time Clock that does
not require Dynamics or eEnterprise to be running, thus it does not require a
Dynamics or eEnterprise user license (refer to the Time Logger for Time Matrix
manual). This is the mode that is used to run only the Time Clock for clocking
in and out. The TC can be placed at central locations for use by employees who
do not have their own computer. It can also be placed on employees’ desktop
computers.
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