An idea, sure Bruce.
You will need to set the client at said workstation with a unique login
(automatically).
Then create a BPM that looks for the Resource Group to be not the said
Resource Group, and called by that user and raise an exception.
This can be handled via the Labor.Update Method as a prepass. We are
doing similar by limiting what resources you can log into via indirect.
It's shop wide though, not specific to a workstation.
Trick is, I believe you will need the employee IDs not tied to actual
users, or this may not work.
We have been very happy with our EloTouch monitors as a side note.
Best of luck.
Bruce wrote:
You will need to set the client at said workstation with a unique login
(automatically).
Then create a BPM that looks for the Resource Group to be not the said
Resource Group, and called by that user and raise an exception.
This can be handled via the Labor.Update Method as a prepass. We are
doing similar by limiting what resources you can log into via indirect.
It's shop wide though, not specific to a workstation.
Trick is, I believe you will need the employee IDs not tied to actual
users, or this may not work.
We have been very happy with our EloTouch monitors as a side note.
Best of luck.
Bruce wrote:
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> I would like to set up a touch screen at each resource group that only
> can log into that specific resource group (or job department).
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> Any ideas?
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> Thanks
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> Bruce
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