Shop-Trak Transaction Types & Labor Reporting Methods

The transactions described below are accounted for to accurately cost jobs and indirect labor based upon the type of work performed.  For instance, if an employee is performing duties on more than one job at a time utilizing multiple work centers, Shop-Trak will split the manufacturing rate equally among all the jobs in process but will track payroll wages according to actual hours worked.  However, if an employee is working on one machine that produces work for multiple jobs simultaneously, Shop-Trak will split the time up according to the content of work for each job produced.  Additionally, the integration with SyteLine Payroll and Human Resource modules allows options in the methods of processing financial data.

Direct Labor

• Single Jobs for an employee on a machine or work center.
• Multiple Jobs per employee utilizing multiple work centers (one person operating two machines).
• Multiple Jobs per employee on one work center (typical situations on a laser burning machine, robot welder, anodizing tank, heat treating, CNC router, multi-pallet CNC machining centers, cutoff saw, shear machines, etc.).
• Team Labor
• Project Labor
• High Volume Jobs of rapidly transitioning repetitive work (Infor SyteLine Production Schedule work).

Indirect Labor

• Lunch and Breaks
• Time and Attendance

Material Transactions

• Job Complete and Move Transactions
• JIT Transactions
• Job Material Issues
• Kanban Replenishments (at workstation or on handheld unit).
• Work Center Material Issues
• Production Schedule Complete and Scrap Transactions

Related Topics

Shop-Trak Transaction Flow Overview