WindoorERP Documentation 19.0

Let the floor sign in

Give operators a badge, not a password

Why this step

Nobody types an email address wearing gloves. PIN badges and multi-user station logins are how a shared terminal still knows who did the work.

What this does

Controls secure operator access to touchscreen shop floor terminals using contactless RFID badges and 4-digit security PINs.

Before you start

  • Employee records linked to manufacturing operators.

Steps

Active operator sessions list monitoring logged-in factory technicians and work centers

Operator session detail form showing login time, assigned terminal, and active order

Operators PIN management list with employee badges and terminal access rights

Operator security PIN configuration profile

Important

Never share operator PINs across team members; individual logins ensure full quality accountability for every corner crimp and silicone seal.

  1. 01
    Open Production › Shop Floor › Operator Sessions to see currently active station logins.
  2. 02
    Navigate to Operators PINs to set or reset confidential 4-digit terminal access codes.
  3. 03
    Assign operator barcode cards for fast contactless scanner check-ins.
  4. 04
    Monitor session durations and auto-logout inactive stations after idle timeout limits.

Common mistakes

  • Leaving operator terminals logged in during overnight factory closures.
  • Setting simple repetitive PINs (e.g. '1111') that compromise operational integrity.

Checkpoint

Two operators can use the same terminal in a shift and each one's work is recorded against them.