Status für Leistungen und Leistungsgruppen | Voters

Status for benefits and benefit groups

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Andreas Nies

In the contract structure, the status “planned” (or “start without call”) would be helpful. You cannot schedule times for the status on call. As a rule, however, there are already rough schedules for all phases, even if the services are called up in phases.

May 26, 2021

Benedikt Voigt

marked this post as

complete

Has been implemented and will be presented/discussed at the next UserGroup

Kirsten Klemm

I could really use “Rejected” for supplementary items;)

Arne Semmler

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planned

We have now put together a number of “status requests” collected over the past few weeks and will now develop a set of meaningful new statuses - these should also be configurable in the future.

Arne Semmler

Andreas also suggests the status “Order placed” for services - but they are not yet “running”. Accordingly, this is probably less about functionality than about better identification. This would not change projo's behavior with regard to this service. Or should services that are “commissioned” but not yet “ongoing” not yet be seen as bookable by employees?

Andreas Nuß

Arne Semmler: The “order issued” or “commissioned” status of a service should serve to ensure that it is taken into account in liquidity planning and deployment planning. In the case of “on demand”, this is missing and offers a falsified image in the preview for income, etc.

Arne Semmler

Andreas Nuß: We are currently discussing internally whether the status of services and projects should be defined in the settings in a similar way as with absence types in projo. Each office could then decide for itself which additional statuses there should be and whether these mean, for example, that employees can book, the order amounts should appear in payment plans and in liquidity planning, etc. pp.

Or is that too complex to configure and is perhaps a fixed (but slightly larger) set of statuses more desirable?

Arne Semmler

I find “planned” a bit misleading, as a planner could also understand “done” by “planned” ;-). What did you think of “start without call”?

Andreas Nies

Arne Semmler: sehr gut