task list. The task will be highlighted when it has Container screen (Figure 22) to continue been selected, as shown in Figure 21. scanning barcodes. If the user clicks No, they are indicating there has been an issue with this task. We will discuss Figure 21 recording issues later in the document. When the task has been selected, the user can If there is more than one bin on the current click the Next button on the bottom right of the task, the quantity of bins remaining decreases screen to begin scanning the barcode labels of with each valid barcode label scanned. Can you the required bins. see how Figure 25 shows the quantity 3.3 Completing Tasks remaining has changed to show 1 bin remaining? Clicking the Next button on the Task List screen takes users to the Scan container screen as shown below in Figure 22. Figure 25 When the user has scanned the final valid Figure 22 barcode, they will be prompted as Figure 24, but following this they will also be prompted to As you can see, the number and type of complete the job, as shown in Figure 26 below. containers to be serviced is shown along with the waste type contained in them (in this instance HW denotes the ‘House Hold Waste’ waste type as entered in the Settings -> Core Figure 26 data -> Waste types section of the Clicking No will take the user back to the Task PC client.). List as shown in Figure 21. We will discuss why this is significant later in the document. If a user scans an invalid barcode (incorrect bin type or barcode not generated by the Clicking Yes completes all tasks, closes the job PC client), the user will be prompted for the current customer and takes the user as shown in Figure 23 and the scan will not back to the Job List screen (Figure 20). count towards the completed task quantity. This time however, the job the user has just completed will no longer be shown on the Job List, as shown below in Figure 27. Figure 23 After scanning a valid barcode, users will be asked if there were any issues with the task, as Figure 27 shown in Figure 24. Figure 24 By clicking ‘Yes’ at this prompt, the user is Shortened Work Flow confirming there were no issues with this task. As such, the user is taken back to the Scan We understand users can be under time constraints when carrying out their duties. As
task list. The task will be highlighted when it has been selected, as shown in Figure 21. Figure 21 When the task has been selected, the user can click the Next button on the bottom right of the screen to begin scanning the barcode labels of the required bins. 3.3 Completing Tasks Clicking the Next button on the Task List screen takes users to the Scan container screen as shown below in Figure 22. Figure 22 As you can see, the number and type of containers to be serviced is shown along with the waste type contained in them (in this instance HW denotes the ‘House Hold Waste’ waste type as entered in the Settings -> Core data -> Waste types section of the PC client.). If a user scans an invalid barcode (incorrect bin type or barcode not generated by the PC client), the user will be prompted as shown in Figure 23 and the scan will not count towards the completed task quantity. Figure 23 After scanning a valid barcode, users will be asked if there were any issues with the task, as shown in Figure 24. Figure 24 By clicking ‘Yes’ at this prompt, the user is confirming there were no issues with this task. As such, the user is taken back to the Scan Container screen (Figure 22) to continue scanning barcodes. If the user clicks No, they are indicating there has been an issue with this task. We will discuss recording issues later in the document. If there is more than one bin on the current task, the quantity of bins remaining decreases with each valid barcode label scanned. Can you see how Figure 25 shows the quantity remaining has changed to show 1 bin remaining? Figure 25 When the user has scanned the final valid barcode, they will be prompted as Figure 24, but following this they will also be prompted to complete the job, as shown in Figure 26 below. Figure 26 Clicking No will take the user back to the Task List as shown in Figure 21. We will discuss why this is significant later in the document. Clicking Yes completes all tasks, closes the job for the current customer and takes the user back to the Job List screen (Figure 20). This time however, the job the user has just completed will no longer be shown on the Job List, as shown below in Figure 27. Figure 27 Shortened Work Flow We understand users can be under time constraints when carrying out their duties. As
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