"This day still has hours in the status '%1'. Execute action '%2'." Why do you receive this message and what can you do to resolve it?

"Registered hours fall outside the day limits." Why do you get this notification and what can you do to resolve it?

"Subassembly is required because a production order has been entered." Why do you get this notification and what can you do to resolve it?

"Manned operations cannot run simultaneously." Why do you get this notification and what can you do to resolve it?

"For operation '%1', an order must always be entered." Why do you get this notification and what can you do to resolve it?

If time bookings have been made (manually or digitally), these hours must be checked and processed in MKG for proper handling. This article explains the best way to do this and what information is available in MKG after processing.

In the 'Time Registration' module, you will find the 'Create Hours' button. This allows you to copy multiple time entries for multiple employees over a larger period. In this article, you will learn about the options available for creating hours and how to properly configure the fields.

MKG offers various ways to register hours. Each method has its advantages and disadvantages, and there may be (technical) requirements. Therefore, it is crucial to determine which option best suits your situation. This article explains all the important factors surrounding time registration and provides a decision tree to help you make the right choice.

In the Public Holidays table you enter all public holidays per calendar year. A description and a date can be entered. This article shows how to organize the public holidays and what you should pay attention to when working on a public holiday.

Planning production orders brings together data from all over MKG, such as operations and resources, but also employees and time registration. If an operation goes differently than planned, a notification may arise. What does such a notification mean and what triggers it? This article provides an overview of all planning notifications.

Internal Invoicing is a functionality that makes it possible to account for hours from one administration on a production order in another administration. This gives you insight into the actual costing of orders (hours actually worked). The administrative processing (invoicing) can be automated. This manual explains the design and operation in more detail.

The actual cost is calculated based on the materials used, hours worked, and purchases made after completing a production order or project. The goal is to gain insight into the actual materials consumed, labor, machine hours, and costs.