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Another time on raw transactions than in the clock when using production floor execution

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Hi! In the production floor execution the clock is showed and for me it looks fine. When I register jobs and look into the raw registrations, the time is 1 hour after. I mean that I have seen a parameter telling that it is the time on the server that is used but now I cannot find it. Where is that parameter? Thank you in advance!
 
I think I was a little unclear. I mean that I am in a time zone and when using the production floor execution, there is a time in the clock and that is the correct time for me. When I use the functionality in the clock, there are lines created in the time and attendence for my user. The lines registered and also the raw registrations is getting time 1 hour less. If I clock in 7:00, it is seen like 6:00 in the registrations. Whys is it like this? I mean that I somehow have seen a parameter saying that the time from the server should be used but not I cannot find this. I mean that it is confusing if you do not have your correct time in the registrations because if you want to change something it is a big risk to correct wrong.
 
I found it and I knew I had seen it before but I was too fast looking. It is in Time and registration parameters// Get registration time from 'Legal entity'
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    CU07061032-0 4 on at
    Another time on raw transactions than in the clock when using production floor execution
    In manufacturing environments, precise timing of raw material transactions is crucial to maintaining efficient production floor execution. Each raw material transaction, from receipt to consumption, must be accurately recorded and timed to ensure seamless workflow integration. This timing ensures that inventory levels are constantly monitored and adjusted in real-time, preventing stockouts or overages that could disrupt production schedules. Moreover, accurate timestamping of raw material transactions facilitates effective resource planning and scheduling, enabling manufacturing operations to optimize production efficiency and minimize downtime.
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    AsaV 4 on at
    Another time on raw transactions than in the clock when using production floor execution
    If you have automatic clock in/clock out batch job, check the if the batchjob admin timezone is same as legal entity Time zone... i've had this issue with 2 hours difference between Approve and Raw registrations. Legal entity was set to GMT+1 (my timezone) while user that is running the batchjob was on UTC.

     

    Synchronized them and it fixed the issue.

     

    Let me know if that helps
  • Hana Xue Profile Picture
    Hana Xue Microsoft Employee on at
    Another time on raw transactions than in the clock when using production floor execution
    Hi,
    I don't quite understand what parameter you are looking for and the purpose of looking for this parameter? Do you feel that the time displayed in the production floor execution does not meet your expectations? Do you want to adjust your time zone setting?
    Date/time data and time zones - Finance & Operations | Dynamics 365 | Microsoft Learn
    Best Regards,
    Hana

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