How to start all jobs for a specific day

DashboardUpdated 20 Sep 20262 min read

If your workshop clocks jobs on and off, you can start every job scheduled for a day in one action rather than opening them one at a time. This article shows you how.

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Instead of manually starting each job from your bookings, you can quickly begin all jobs for a specific day, to streamline your workflow, saving time and ensuring all jobs are activated efficiently.   1. Go to the Dashboard page of Workshop Software, by clicking on the word "Dashboard" Workshop Software how to start all jobs for a specific day showing dashboard page of workshop software, by clicking on the... 2. Click on the "Star" button located on the right hand side of the page. Workshop Software how to start all jobs for a specific day showing " star " button located on the right hand side of the page 3. Click on "Start Jobs for date" from the drop down menu Workshop Software how to start all jobs for a specific day showing " start jobs for date " from the drop down menu 4. A pop up window will appear, click on the calendar icon to enter in the date you wish to start jobs for. Then click the green 'Run' button. Workshop Software screen showing then click the green ' run ' button Start jobs for a date dialog with the date selected and the Run button highlighted 5. A pop up box will appear to ask if you are sure you want to start all jobs for the date selected. If this is correct, click the green "Yes" button Workshop Software screen showing if this is correct, click the green " yes " button 6. A green banner will appear at the top of the screen to advise when jobs have been successfully started and open invoices have been created for those jobs. Workshop Software screen showing a green banner will appear at the top of the screen to advise when jobs have ...    

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