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Dashboard in Mendato Orders

Overview of the dashboard in Mendato Orders – all functions and key figures.

Written by Philipp Geimer

Dashboard in Mendato Orders with key figures on employees, operations, orders, and absences

The dashboard in Mendato Orders provides an overview of all the key figures that are essential for the daily work and management of orders, operations, and employees. Here is an overview of the displayed information and its meaning:

1. Employee Status:

Dashboard tile 'Employees' with the key figures Active and Without Check-In
  • Active: Shows the number of employees who are currently on an operation.

  • Without Check-In: Shows the number of employees who have not yet started their operations.

  • Benefit: Lets you see immediately whether employees are starting on time or whether action is required.

2. Operations:

Dashboard box 'Operations' with the key figures 'Executors Missing' and 'Quantity Missing'
  • Executors Missing: Shows the number of operations that have not yet been assigned any employees. Should be back at 0 every day.

  • Quantity Missing: Indicates how many quantity entries (e.g. hours) are missing in the operations. Must be completed before accounting.

  • Benefit: Helps you plan all operations efficiently and ensure that all details for billing are recorded correctly.

3. Orders:

Dashboard tile 'Orders' with key figures on missing executors and missing operations
  • Executors Missing: Indicates how many orders still have no assigned employees.

  • Operations Missing: Shows how many operations in the orders have not yet been created.

  • Benefit: Lets you quickly identify and close gaps in planning.

4. Absences:

Dashboard tile 'Absences' with currently absent employees and pending absences

Pie chart 'Absences' in the dashboard with present employees and vacation
  • Current: Shows the number of employees who are currently absent.

  • Pending: Indicates the number of planned absences that have not yet been approved or processed.

  • Benefit: Supports planning by allowing absences to be taken into account when adjusting operation planning.

5. "Without Check-In" List:

Dashboard list 'Without Check-In' with execution time, employee, and object per operation
  • Shows detailed information on operations that have not yet been started by employees, including time and location.

  • Benefit: Simplifies monitoring and ensures that all operations start smoothly.

Why Are These Numbers Important?

These numbers provide a quick and clear way to grasp the current status of order processing, employee operations, and planning. They help with:

  • Efficient operation planning: Missing employees or incomplete operations can be identified and adjusted immediately.

  • Ensuring punctuality: By checking whether all employees have started their operations, timely execution is guaranteed.

  • Optimized resource management: Absences and missing quantity entries can be managed efficiently to keep the business running optimally.

The dashboard is an indispensable tool for daily organization and ensures that all orders and operations run smoothly.


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