Define the company name, locations and production lines that will be used on the scan screens, QR-code sheets and result pages.

Enter the process activities that employees will scan during their work. Keep the names short and recognizable on the shop floor.

Enter the end products that will be used in the scan process and reporting.

Enter the users who will participate in the scanning process.

Enter the hourly rate per person for all users. Use an average or estimate if exact rates are unknown.

Enter all materials and the costs for these materials. Costs can be assigned to a time window because prices can vary. These costs eventually add up to the final product.

Enter an estimate of the fixed costs that occur for each order.

Fill the production schedule for each order. Use shift A if the company does not work with shifts.

Generate and print the QR-code for each order. This is optional if the customer already has usable order QR-codes or barcodes, and mandatory when they do not. These QR-codes are based on the production schedule.

Users scan each activity they are going to do. If a user subsequently works on the next activity, they can scan the new activity without first stopping. If the user needs to stop on the line, they should use STOP ACTIVITY. If the user has a break, they should scan BREAK. Once the user returns from the break, they scan RESUME AFTER BREAK. Data that is not on the QR-code sheets is rejected by the page.