Using Signoff Reset
Users with the appropriate role can Reset the Sign-off during runtime on any Task Steps where a Sign-off has been defined.
A signed flow will be Reset if any changes are made to the Task.
Let us suppose that the Battery Functionality Task shown below has been signed off by a supervisor.
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This Sign-off can be Reset if any of the entered values are changed. In the example below, Step 1.1 is marked as Yes.
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If the value for Step 1.1 is changed from Yes to No, a Warning appears that the Sign-off will be invalidated. The supervisor can use this to revert any Sign-off that was done by mistake.
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A signed flow will be Reset when any change is made to the Task. On clicking Reset Signoff, the supervisor will be able to alter the value as shown below.
When a Sign off is Reset, it is indicated by a Reset tag as highlighted above.
It also displays the name of the author who performed the Reset.
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Similarly, when a Task done by a mechanic is submitted for Sign-off and the supervisor makes any changes to it, the Reset Signoff warning is triggered.
Time Tracking will start when you Signoff at Step level.
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to view the Task Progress where the Stepwise time logs are listed.
Time Tracking auto stops when Signoff/Reset action is completed as shown below.
Time tracking displays at Step level too when you perform the Reset/Sign it action.
Execution Hints display the next actions list to be performed during the Task Execution.
Signoff Flow is included in the Execution Hints list after a Reset.
Execution Hints will be recomputed to display the available Sign off Flow action again.
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Signoff Reset affects the calculation of the Measure Point of type Signoff.
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An Event is triggered when the Signoff occurs.
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When a Signoff is done again after the reset, the Measure Point Trigger occurs again.