Using the Start Timer function via NextMinute is a great way to record accurate time for labour charges. Users of NextMinue can access a job and select the Start Timer and time recording is activated.
Step 1: Select Jobs
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Step 2: Select the Job
Step 3: Select Start Timer
Selecting the start timer will prompt you to to select the desired labour rate for work being done.
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Step 4: Select the desired labour rate
Once a labour rate is chosen the Timer will start recording your time.
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Step 5: Stop Timer
Touch the Timer button to stop the timer, you will be prompted to confirm that you want to stop recording time, select Yes.
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On stopping the timer, you are required to enter the work description, you can then save the time record against the job.
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Step 6: Add a Description and Save
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You can find the time saved against the timesheet along with a GPS stamp. To do this, go into timesheets, select the day you added time to, then select your new entry.
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As you can see below, the start and stop timer were captured on a map using the GPS feature. Select one to view on a map.
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The location is shown on a map where the timer was used and the job details assigned against.