Spotlight Series: EFACS E/8 Workflow Part II

In our last post, the Capabilities, Workflow Models and Scheduled Workflows of the Workflow module were detailed. Below, the Filescan element of the Workflow Module is discussed.

Spotlight Series: EFACS E/8 Workflow Part I

The Workflow module can be found within the EFACS and Eagle Field Service software. The module is used to automate business procedures and improves operational efficiency. Workflow provides a framework for automating the flow of a company’s business procedures via the software, allowing EFACS E/8 to be utilised more effectively with the users specific requirements regarding the automated flow of data through the system.

The Profitsflow Guide for the ERP Head to Head Event

The Lumenia ERP Head to Head 2018 event is only weeks away. Profitsflow will be at the event for the third year running and all of us here at Profitsflow HQ are getting ready.

If you are attending the event, there are a number of things that you can do in preparation, during and post event in order to get the most out of ERP Head to Head showcase.

Read below for our guide!

Spotlight Series: Document Management

The storage, retention and accessibility of information within a business are critical to its efficiency and will ultimately determine the speed at which an organisation responds to demands placed upon it. Nowadays, organisations need to effectively and securely manage a variety of documents including; general communications, such as letters, memos and emails, and more specialised documents, such as CAD drawings and designs.

The Document Management module is found under the Administration section of the EFACS E/8 software, and it acts as an archive to provide quick, easy and effective access to information. This is done in a secure, controlled and traceable manner.

The Document Management module contains many different document types such as:

Legal documents - contracts, specifications and quality standards.

Written communications - letters, memos and emails.

Images - drawings and other images.

The module supports a wide range of formats, such as:

Microsoft documents - Word and Excel

PDF

Video files

Sound files

Images - JPG, MPG, GIF, etc.

CAD formats - DXF and DWG

In fact, all formats are supported within a web browser.

The module features greater functionality than exclusively storing and viewing the documents stored within. The software allows the user to interact and amend the documents from within the Document Management module.

Document Attributes:

When a document is created, each document has user defined attributes, some of which are mandatory while others are optional. This allows key information to be stored against each document.

An example of this would be:

A document is created to capture information regarding an upcoming Purchase Order. The user can define mandatory attributes, in this case it would be Customer, Sales Order and Sender. This ensures that all this information has to be filled in. An optional attribute could be Project, this would mean that all Purchase Orders that are connected to a Project are fulfilled against that Project.

If there is an incoming electronic Purchase Order, a user can also “drag and drop” the Purchase Order from their desktop into EFACS, which creates the Purchase Order as a new EFACS document. This new EFACS document will be available immediately from within the EFACS software. The new document will be linked to the relevant Customer or Sales Order.

Document Revisions:

A document can be revised numerous times within the module, each time the document is revised, the history of changes is recorded, leaving a paper trail of the previous versions of the document. These revised documents can be viewed through a user friendly preview interface.

EFACS Workflows allows all documents to be circulated to all relevant users. Each user has the option to revise the document. Each time the document is revised, there are notes held against each revision. All finished and approved documents will be available through the Documents tab. Users can also access the previous versions of the document in this tab.

The software is browser based, meaning that users will have access to all documents as long as they have access to an Internet enabled device. This enables users to capture, submit, author, convert, share and find documents wherever they are.

Integration Capabilities:

The Document Management module is linked directly to the Workflow module, this allows for documents to be automatically filed and approved via tasks containing embedded documents.

The Document Management module also allows for communication outside of the business or organisation. Communication Tracking allows the user to send emails to customers and suppliers with all relevant documents and files associated attached to the email.

Documents, such as quotations, specifications and sales agreements, can be automatically attached to a supplier email by utilising the multiple referencing tools. All communications, incoming and outgoing, are logged within the Communications tab in order to easily access them for future reference. Any attachments that come in as part of an email are stored as documents.

Document Gallery:

The Gallery allows you to view documents including any CAD drawings and embedded videos.

Multiple References:

EFACS Document Management uses the “attach once, reference many times” approach. This allows all documents that are managed by EFACS to be referenced against any number of records. The user can view each document and its associated references within the Multiple References tab.

An example of this would be a document can be referenced against a collection of parts, as well as customers, suppliers and any other type of record that is specific as an associated document reference.

EFACS allows the user to create a link between documents and any number of references. This ensures quick management of all documents held within the organisation.

Benefits for your Business:

Documents are easy to access for users and so time is better utilised.

Improved retrieval time when sourcing internal information.

Reduces cost of printing and paper.

Easier to distribute important documents to all relevant users.

Full history of all documents and revisions are available within the module.

Speed up business processes and enhance their quality.

Document security provides better disaster recovery.

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Spotlight Series: Fingerprint Reader

EFACS now has fingerprint technology within the Time and Attendance module to help improve efficiency and accuracy of clocking in and clocking out for users.

Time and Attendance:

Within the Time and Attendance application, there is an In/Out Monitor. This allows the user to see who is on site and who is not. The Time and Attendance module allows users clock in and out with either their fingerprint or barcode scanners. When a user clocks in or out, the information is fed back to the EFACS system to ensure that all clockings are valid and consistent.

Fingerprint Readers:

The fingerprint reader is a faster and more reliable way of clocking than printed barcodes. Each business can choose how many touchscreen devices they need, one for the company as a whole, one each for specific departments or for individual work stations.

When a business implements this module, or when new staff join the company, an administrator would input the fingerprint of each member of staff via the Administration application. Staff will be promoted on-screen to place their finger on the scanning device. There will be several scans to ensure that there is an accurate depiction of the fingerprint and that the scan will work effectively. There is the option to scan all ten digits against members of staff.

When using this module, users will be shown an easy to use screen made up of tiles, each tile representing a staff member in that area. The user has the option of searching by name or department if there is a large number of staff on the list. The user is then prompted to scan their finger.

If the scan is unsuccessful, the user will be prompted to try again after cleaning their finger. The user can be prompted to try another finger, clock in manually or to contact the administrator.

The data collected via the Fingerprint Readers can be used to calculate wage payments, with the option of standard and several overtime bands to be calculated. This information can be used to generate reports or can be sent to a payroll system.

Crossmatch Fingerprint Readers:

The Crossmatch U.are.U 5300 is a compact single fingerprint reader designed to meet the high volume requirements of large scale commercial authentication processes. It is IP64 rated and highly resistant to chemical and physical damage, providing accurate and rapid

fingerprint authentication.

Benefits for your Business:

Increased efficiency

Complete visibility

Eliminates ‘buddy clocking’

Generates late and absence reports

Generates information for payroll

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Spotlight Series: Project Management Module

The Project Management (PM) module can be found within the EFACS E/8 software. This module acts as a ‘project umbrella’, containing all the information regarding the initial tendering process and can be used for the subsequent management of a successful project.

The module has the ability to track the management of projects of varying complexities. This application can be used to calculate accurate costings for each project, including costs, and revenue from internal production as well as external installation and services.

A ‘project manager’ and ‘project stakeholders’ can be assigned to a project within the module, enabling all relevant parties to access information regarding the project. This ensures that any interaction that each person has with the project is visible within the Project Management application.

This module contains all communications, project activities, notes and documents attached to the project, which is accessible to all relevant users. This is crucial in the tendering process stage, as all of these materials need to be available to architects, designers, contractors etc.

Manage Projects:

To accommodate this new functionality, the Manage Projects application has been added to EFACS. From this application the user can manage:

Stakeholders

Quotations

Activities and communications

Contracts

Relevant notes and documentation

The application allows the user to manage all project related quotations, including progressing the quotation to a sales order or a standard contract. When a quotation is progressed to a sales order, options are provided to ensure that all relevant sales items are linked to the most appropriate contracts. The process of creating and managing processes is more efficient when all of the information can be found in one centralised location. This is all completed within the Project Management application.

Efficiencies:

To increase the efficiency of this module, some processes have been switched to automated and information connected to the project can be viewed and edited from within the Project Management application.

An example of this is if a ‘contact’ is attached to a project related quotation, the contact will automatically become a stakeholder on the project. Any information to do with that contact can then be edited via the ‘open contact’ option. This improves efficiency as the user does not have to go searching for the right contact in a seperate application.

Communication regarding the project can be carried out from within the Project Management module. Emails to stakeholders can be sent from within the application, in turn all communications will be logged against the relevant project, to provide a full communication history for each project. By utilising the Workflow and Communications Tracking modules any emails received with the project number in the subject line can be automatically attached as a project communication.

The Project Management application records the entire lifecycle of a project, from initial tendering process to sales orders and contract. The Project Management app ensures full visibility of the project timeline.

Reports:

The following reports have been enhanced to include case-related costs and revenue items:

Report Contract Summary

Report Master Contract Summary

Report Contract Revenue Audit

Report Contract Costs Audit

A new Project Summary report provides a summary of the project, and via reporting drill-downs, users can view detailed cost and revenue for the underlying contracts.

Functionality Overview:

Projects are created against any prospect or customer.

Different roles are assigned to each person related to the project.

All Project Stakeholders are categorised accordingly eg: Project Sign-off, Architect etc.

Quotations can be created, edited and progressed from within the application.

All communications and documentations are recorded to provide a full overview of communication history.

All transactions against a project can be viewed and progressed within the application.

Benefits for your Business:

Provides accurate costs and revenue from each projects.

Through a single application, users can access all information relevant to a particular project.

Ensures complete visibility of the entire project, including all personnel involved.

Workflow utilisation ensures project progression.

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Spotlight Series: Remote Workers & Mobile Data

Nowadays, businesses find it hard to be competitive in an ever changing business environment. Customer service has always been used as a point of differentiation for many businesses. It is vital that field service providers deliver outstanding customer service in order to be competitive. Remote workers can find it difficult to meet agreed upon service levels, as remote working can lead to inefficiencies and inaccurate data.

Eagle Field Service can alleviate these constraints through the Remote Worker module.

Through the Eagle Mobile software, service engineers have real-time access to cases, visit information, schedules and documents. Engineers can use this module to update cases as they are on the go. This is then fed to the back office, providing the company with a real-time overview of what is going on inside and outside of the company.

While out of the office, engineers can audit and update key customer information. While on a job, an engineer can use their handheld device to take photos, attach documentation to a case and record customer signatures.

While on-site, engineers can use their devices to capture vital information which is immediately send to the back office. Once this information is sent, this can trigger remedial actions, if that has been set up in advance. An example of this would be, an engineer completes a job and inputs this action into the handheld device. Once the back office receives this notification, an invoice is triggered and sent to the customer.

For some companies, it is vital that an engineer can manage their own stock levels. The Eagle Field Service mobile software enables engineers to do this, along with allowing them to place a purchase order request, receive goods directly to their location and to move stock to another engineer.

The Eagle Field Service mobile software allows engineers to simplify their working day.This software is flexible enough for any service operation, including:

Field Service Engineers

Planned Maintenance

Installation Commissioning Engineers

Asset Management

On and Off Line Work:

This module can work on or offline. It can be utilised on a smartphone or tablet touchscreen device. Once a case has been assigned to an engineer, the case appears as an active job for that engineer. The case is updated in real time as the engineer can now book activities against that case.

If the engineer is working in an area that does not have WiFi or data access, or if the device is offline, all information to do with an active case is held on the device until the engineer can access mobile coverage. Once the engineer can reconnect their device, the information is synchronised to the back office.

Product Data Capture:

Each product has standard information attached to it which can be viewed by the engineer. This allows the engineer to action or pre-plan a job prior to arriving at the customer site.

The Eagle mobile software also has customisable forms which allows for the capture of additional readings, relating to specific business or product requirements.

GPS Tracking:

The Eagle Remote Worker technology records the GPS coordinates of each device. This happens during specific actions, such as travelling, arrival at the job, work completed and close of the job.

Signature Capture:

The engineer can use the handheld device to capture customer signatures. This helps to provide proof of service or delivery. It cuts down on administration work as the signature is sent straight to the back office from the device, the engineer does not have to submit signed paperwork.

Benefits for your Business:

Eagle devices work both on and off line.

Optimises engineers routes.

Provides accurate engineer and service data.

Faster response times.

Eliminates paperwork and chance of data duplication.

Assists engineers in organising their work day.

Improved productivity.

Improves efficiency.

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SMEs and ERP

When Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software was first developed, only larger companies were able to access this new, innovative software. At the time, ERP was expensive and was seen as a capital investment. Nowadays, ERP is much more widely available for smaller businesses. Below you will find some of the reasons why many SMEs are now choosing to invest in and implement ERP software.

The Cloud: ERP software is constantly evolving. One of the biggest advances in ERP, was the shift from on-site hardware to the cloud. Many businesses still take advantage of on-site ERP systems. However, smaller businesses have been able to utilise the move to the cloud to benefit them. Cloud based ERP solutions are popular with SMEs because they are Software as a Service (SaaS) as opposed to an on-site asset. This has a knock on effect of the cost for SMEs. On-site ERP systems require a large upfront payment, while cloud based solutions are paid for as either a monthly or yearly subscription fee. Cloud solutions are also managed on the vendors own hardware, meaning that smaller businesses do not have to worry about storing bulky hardware.

Cost: As mentioned above, the cost of ERP is now much more feasible for SMEs, thanks to the subscription based cloud model, in place of one big payment for the hardware as well as the software. It is also possible to buy licences outright but spread the cost over time via leasing finance.
In the long run, ERP can help cut down on operating costs. Instead of paying a number of different licensing fees, as well as maintenance and support, the business only pays one vendor who deals with the system as a whole. This reduction in operational costs can help offset the cost of ERP implementation.

Flexibility: An ERP system is extremely flexible. Some SMEs are able to use the software as an ‘off the shelf’ product, or some SMEs may have customisations to their ERP software. This means that smaller businesses do not have to subscribe to a ‘one size fits all’ piece of software.
Also, ERP systems are flexible in terms of how the software can adapt as the business changes. This could be a change in workflow, management or even regulatory change. ERP systems can now scale to meet business needs as the business grows and changes. This benefits SMEs as the software can scale with the business, the business will not be restricted by the software.

Improved Productivity: ERP software is an integrated system, operating using centralised data. This gives users a much more thorough view of the business. An ERP system allows users to access accurate and real time data, such as production levels, scheduling orders and stock issuing, without having to go searching across the business. This can increase business productivity, meaning that in the long run SMEs can be more competitive.

Better Decision Making: With an ERP system, all data for the business is in one centralised location, cutting down on data duplication and possible mistakes. An ERP system can use this centralised, real time data to put together a variety of different reports, providing an overall view of the business and how the business is performing. These reports can help to give the business better decision making capabilities as the reports and the data are correct using up to date data.

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Spotlight Series: Shop Floor Data Collection

Within the EFACS E/8 software, there is the Shop Floor Data Collection (SFDC) module. This easy to use module allows the user to capture data while on the shop floor, with the data being transmitted in real time to the EFACS database.

The SFDC module is fully integrated with the rest of the EFACS software and is accessed on touchscreen devices through an Android app.

Technology:

The SFDC module is accessible through an Android App and is connected to the EFACS software. The data is captured on the touchscreen device via barcodes. These barcodes can be scanned with the touchscreen device or barcode data capture terminals on the shop floor.

All data is transferred to the back office over a secure WiFi connection.

Benefits for your Business:

The SFDC module collects data on the shop floor and sends the information to the back office in real time. There is no batch processing time with the SFDC module, ensure up to date information is accessible throughout the business.

The real time data that is captured on the shop floor is sent to the back office machines, producing more accurate reports, and aiding in improved forecasting and scheduling.

The user no longer has to rely on paperwork or being located near a laptop or PC to input data. Instead, users have access to either a hand held or wall mounted touchscreen device, on which they can manage and record Work in Progress (WIP).

Staff in workshops, dispatch bays and warehouses can use the SFDC module instead of relying on paperwork, meaning there is less room for error and data duplication.

Changes in stock, materials or labour can be easily recorded and processed via the SFDC device.

Reduction in administration duties leads to improved flexibility and productivity.

The logging and processing of real time data between shop floor and back office can potentially lead to faster loading time and reduced waiting times for the customer, leading to improved customer service.

Applications:

What is available within the SFDC module in the EFACS software:

Delivery picking.

Stock taking.

WIP booking.

Time and attendance (clock in and clock out).

Stock movements, receipts, issue and enquiry.

Stock quality assurance.

Works order receipt.

Receive purchase orders.

Advice notes.

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Spotlight Series: Planned Maintenance Module in Eagle Field Service Software

In this blog post, we will delve into the Planned Maintenance module that is available in the Eagle Field Service software.

This module allows the business to record what equipment their customers have on site that will need maintenance. This module can also record changes to the equipment and allow new contracts to be produced when changes occur, producing a new pricing contract annually.

The Planned Maintenance (PM) module gives the user an overview of all planned maintenance for the contract period, including the scheduling of appointments. This allows invoices to be produced as maintenance is completed or as the job arises.

Below we will discuss some of the features in the Planned Maintenance module.

Maintenance Contract Management:

This section of the module keeps record of what equipment customers have on site. The module keeps track of these assets and issues a maintenance plan. Each plan is created per contract and each contract can contain more than one item. Plans can range from minor repairs to annual servicing.

The Planned Maintenance module allows the user to produce a contract and allocate time and resources to that particular project. Because these contract are produced so quickly, dates for maintenance can be agreed well in advance.

Engineering Scheduling Board:

Each contract is accessible through the Engineering Scheduling Board. Information relating to contract history and upcoming jobs are available on the Board. When a contract goes up on the Board, it includes all the jobs and resources that are scheduled for that contract.

Within the Scheduling Board, the user can enter a planned maintenance visit, a job that will be completed within an allotted amount of time, or a reactive visit, which is based on targeted response time.

The Board features a Rule Engine component. The Rule Engine recommends relevant engineers and utilises the real-time route planner to curtail long travel times. To find the most relevant engineer, the Rule Engine considers the job requirements, travel distance and the area of expertise of the surrounding engineers.

Job and Visit Management:

The Planned Maintenance module groups jobs into visits, in order to reduce operating costs.

For scheduled maintenance jobs, an engineer can choose from a list of suitable outcomes to describe the work conducted while on the job, such as “pass or fail” or “repaired or replaced”. This means that engineers do not have to write up their own version of the results of the job. This leads to greater productivity on site and less administration for the back office, as the report goes directly to the back office.

When a job has been completed, time logged and resources used are logged in real-time. Using this real-time information, an invoice can be generated and sent to the customer upon completion.

Functionality Overview:

Different types of contracts.

Can schedule planned maintenance or reactive maintenance.

History of contract is easily accessible through Scheduling Board.

Invoices are automatically billed to the customer.

Facilitates real time data for engineers and job outcomes.

Benefits For Your Business:

Produces annual contracts, complete with scheduled maintenance.

Dates for maintenance are agreed at an early stage.

Encompassing view of each contract, encouraging better customer support.

Resource planning and scheduling can aid in calculating how profitable each contract is for your business.

Real-time information logging means less administration errors.

Accurate data produced, using these modules, means the business can make better strategic decisions.

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ERP Head to Head Event October 16th & 17th 2018

Profitsflow are delighted to announce that we will once again be taking part in the Lumenia ERP Head to Head event. For this event, we will be demonstrating the EFACS E/8 ERP software.

Profitsflow was established in 2009. Since then, we have built a reputation as an expect ERP provider to Ireland’s manufacturing and field service sectors. We provide a full sales, implementation, development and ongoing technical support service to all of our customers throughout the island of Ireland and beyond. As an end-to-end solution provider, our clients benefit from the fact that we are a local resource with a wealth of experience implementing our products in their industry.

Authored by UK based Exel Computer Systems, EFACS E/8 is a modern, fully integrated, flexible ERP software solution encompassing a broad range of business functions aimed at driving improved efficiency, visibility and organisational performance.

The ERP Head to Head event will be taking place over two days, 16th and 17th of October, in The Crowne Plaza, Dublin Airport. Over the course of these two days, 12 vendors will showcase their ERP software.

Vendors will be giving an in depth 60 minute demonstrations on Finance, Production, Procurement, HR, Projects and Sales. This year, Profitsflow will be taking part in the Production and Sales Quotation demonstrations.

There will be vendor-independent presentations from Lumenia Consulting and there will be plenty of networking opportunities.

If you are planning to select, upgrade or replace your ERP system, then this is the event for you. It is an ideal opportunity to efficiently review 12 leading ERP products and vendors. Each vendor is working from the same predefined demo sheet, ensuring easy comparisons for the attendees.

You can pre-register your interest in this event now.

Early bird tickets are available before August 31st.

We hope to see you at the Crowne Plaza, Dublin Airport on 16th and 17th October!

Spotlight Series: Interactive Planning and Scheduling Dashboard

The Capacity Planning module in the EFACS E/8 software aids the manufacturing sector by alleviating the pressure of controlling and planning many manufacturing jobs, which are composed of a number of operations using limited resources.

When a Capacity Plan is produced, it can be viewed and interacted with in the Interactive Planning and Scheduling Dashboard. This dashboard holds a large amount of data from the Capacity Planner, but displays the information for the user as a comprehensible dashboard.

Key Features of the Module:

The panels available within the Interactive Planning and Scheduling Dashboard include:

Work Centre

Scheduler

Queries

Capacity Planner Log

The Interactive Planning and Scheduling Dashboard is extremely flexible and is designed to have a similar look and feel as other common office applications. The dashboard is designed so that the user only sees what is applicable to them and can be viewed across dual monitors.

Work schedules, which are divided into ‘work centres’ or machines, can be viewed through this dashboard. This dashboard can indicate whether a machine is being underutilised on a day to day basis.The user can also use this dashboard to monitor, adjust and optimise utilisation of the machines.

Users can run the Capacity Planner and Capacity Planner Set Up from within the Interactive Planning and Scheduling Dashboard.This dashboard allows many activities to be carried out within the one module, leading to greater productivity.

Scheduler:

The Scheduler panel displays all workcentre capabilities and utilistaion, which can be filtered by a date or range of dates. Information such as shift patterns, extended hours and machine blocking can be viewed as part of a works order operations schedule. These are represented as ‘cells’ or bands within the panel. Each band depicts a separate job. The bands are proportioned to the shift capacity consumed.

If needed, a user can add ad-hoc hours to a workcentre without the need to formally set up a new shift pattern. Users also have the ability to move a job to a different workcentre or increase the length of an operation that was already planned. Operations can also be locked or unlocked to indicate if the job can be moved or not.

Any operations that are sub-contracted outside of the company are highlighted within the panel, to ensure the user knows that these operations are being completed outside of the company. Any materials requirements planning (MRP) or master production schedules (MPS) are also highlighted by different colours. This ensures that these functions are easily identified within the Scheduler panel.

Queries Panel:

Within the Queries panel, a user can select an operation and it will be allocated to a workcentre. This information is then added to the Scheduler panel, ensuring all information is accurate across the organisation. Right clicking on the works order will generate a number of different options related to that works order. This includes all associated operations and a record of all details related to that works order.

Any changes made to the works order are available to view by any authorised user, this function helps to improve productivity as it enables different users to use the applications in different ways.

Splitting Orders:

The user also has the ability to split works orders. This enables part of the works order to be completed earlier or postponed. When an order is split, bookings, issued materials and the status of the operation will all be updated to reflect that the order has been split.

‘What If’ Scenarios:

The user has the option of making scheduling changes and moving jobs around within this panel. If the user then runs the Capacity Planner, it produces an outcome for each of the what if scenarios. Users can create as many scenarios as they like, with the option to name or number each scenario. The user can then select which ‘what if’ scenario is best suited to the company and translate it into a live plan.

Benefits for your Business:

Workflow management

Helps to meet delivery requirements

Capitalises on shop floor utilisation

Setup and changeover times are reduced

Helps to improve forecasting accuracy

Highlights delays and problem jobs

Provides better on-time deliveries and customer satisfaction

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