Version 3.12.90

People: an employee's Attendance tab now names today's shift and lateness on the time clock card, offers End break beside Clock out, lets a manager edit or delete any time entry from the row, flags long breaks and implausible shifts for review, and fits its timesheet on a tablet with nothing behind a sideways scroll.

People: Employee profiles now have an Attendance tab with a week-by-week timesheet and punch history, plus a Time clock card to show, reset or clear the tablet PIN.

People: On the employees list you can now clock somebody out or add a missed punch straight from their row, and Clock status and PIN stay on screen on a tablet while the rest of the grid scrolls.

People: Pair a shared tablet as a time clock and set the PIN, break, rounding and auto clock-out rules from Settings, People, Time clock.

People: Shared tablet time clock. Pair a plant tablet as a clock-in kiosk, give employees a PIN, and every clock in, break and clock out lands on the attendance timesheet as an immutable punch.

People: The attendance board now reads from across the floor. Each headline count is the filter for its state, the late badge and the running break counter are filled pills you can read at a metre, a break that overruns turns red and says so, and the counts stay pinned on a wall panel. Timesheets show the real table and totals while a week loads instead of a spinner.

People: The employee Time clock card can now clock someone out or add a missed punch, and a running or flagged time entry can be corrected straight from the Attendance tab.

People: The employees list now answers who is on the floor. Clock status sits next to the name, which stays pinned while you scroll, with running time on shift, a PIN column, and clickable counts of who is on the clock, on break and clocked out. Generate PINs states how many will be created and hands the new PINs back on one printable sheet.

People: The People home floor panel now carries an action on every row that needs one. A person nobody clocked in for gets an Add punch button that opens the correction already pointed at them and at their rostered start, a running break counts up as a break instead of reading as "just in", each row shows the job under the name so a long name never erases the department, and the counters use one word per state with the worst lateness under the not-in count. The header says whether the panel is live, how old its figures are, or that the tablet has lost the backend, and the write buttons go quiet with it.

People: The People home shows who is on the clock right now, the employees list has a live Clock status column, and you can generate time clock PINs for selected employees in bulk.

People: The time clock tablet now counts everyone on site, breaks included, on the resting screen, the "Who is in" button and inside the sheet, which splits the list into on the clock and on break. A rebooted tablet shows its own plant and the plant's clock while it reconnects instead of asking to be paired, the rail's punch feed says it is still loading rather than claiming nothing was recorded, and the offline screen stamps its counts with the time they were last true.

People: Clock-ins after a scheduled shift ends are clearly marked across the time clock and attendance screens.

People: Paid breaks now count toward worked time, completed shifts show as done, and attendance corrections protect recorded breaks and later clock-ins.

People: Shared clock-in tablets now keep attendance private for every employee.

Asset board: Summary metrics are now a plain row of numbers, on the same background as Home. Station cards show the last 24 hours of OEE along the bottom, colored green, amber, or red, with the percentage and a 24h label. They also show who last used the timer or logged downtime, with their photo and first name, the jobs loaded on each asset, and no longer show worked time, rate, or output. The board name sits in the header where the site name was, with the site name underneath, and that is where you switch boards. Productivity, efficiency, active assets, and output over the last 24 hours are now sparklines. Active assets show the count, such as 51 / 88, with the total in a smaller size. Output shows the count against the target the same way.

Dashboards: Pareto for Downtime opens for dashboard roles, and the access message lists each permission that would allow it.

Dates: Calendars stay open while choosing a month or year, and close normally with Escape or an outside click.

OEE: Timeline summary metrics are now a plain row of numbers. The date range sits at the bottom of the page, and the color key no longer has a Status Key heading.

Operate: Log Material search finds a variant by its name, code, or part number from the main list.

Orders: Order totals include service prices as soon as the jobs are created.

Reports: Opening a sample layout shows its name in the template library title.

Reports: Report thumbnails now show clearer metrics, charts, and tables.

Reports: Scheduled reports still generate when analytics data is up to an hour behind.