Tasks can contain one or more order lines. A task with several order lines means that there are multiple items to pick up or deliver, according to the activity. The steps to managing these, are the following:

 to see the different order lines of the task.

 to start the task. When you go to the logbook, you see that the corresponding activity started as well. The order lines are displayed at the bottom right of the screen.

 when you’re done. The corresponding question path opens.

. Completed order lines are struck through in the list.

The scanning functionality can be integrated in order lines. Tap 

You will be notified if you scan a barcode that is not included in the list. If you scan the barcode of a product that is not included in the list, it can be added to the list if this is specified in your configuration.

Multi-activity tasks are tasks containing multiple activities. They appear in the task list as standard tasks and allow the driver to start or finish several activities within one task.

 to start the multi-activity task. You will be redirected to the logbook.

 one of the activities in the task list by tapping on the arrows next to the activity. You get the choice between:

Finished activities: listed in the finished queue

 to start another logbook activity. When you 

 of the multi-activity task, you will be able to 

 tasks are multi-activity tasks with the 

activities arranged in a particular order

. The first activity will automatically start when you accept your multi-activity task and the second activity will automatically start when you finish the first activity. You will not be able to see which activities are available within the multi-activity task.

Tasks

Order Lines

product_keysight

Irion

A network configured specifically for Dante products.

Dante_network

product_name_dante_controller

google-link

product_name_01

ivanti_product_name

libraries

Collibra

companynewname

Cool phone cases for high security purposes

Privolo

Magical pharmaceutical that heals anything. Right?

Paracetamol

continiaVar

insitutionAdress

productName1

companyLegalName

programName

Archbee

customerName1

productName

Product_Name

Test

SEFAS

uptempo

customerName

testName

name1

testvar

customername

apilink1-getallmethod

support

variable_one

capitalize

company_name_adobe

jama_2

jama_1

test

domain

email

product

silviu

Bogdan_test

ferwhethgte

target1

google

product_name

specific

var_miha

new_var_2

new_mih_var

mih_var

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testheight

available

testulet

altscenario

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variabila

text

refresh_token

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Glossary_feature

Google

aaaa

variable_test_video

variable123

YourBank

MyBank

test12

sdfdssdfsdfsdfsdfdsfsdf

edfsad

dsfsdfsdf

DairyComp305 - VAS Dairy Management Software

DC305

The term "Zone" represents different dairy locations. PULSE Zones may be different physical dairy locations (for example, multiple locations across the state or country) or different user-defined locations within a single dairy site (for example, Pens 1-100 are Zone 1, Pens 101-200 are Zone 2, etc.).

Zone

EE.product

MI.product

PrimaryMI.product

EE.app

PrimaryMI.license2

applications that are allowed on a device. A device that has other apps installed is considered out of compliance.

Allowlist apps

applications that are not approved for installation on a device. A device that has any of these apps installed is considered out of compliance.

Blockedlist apps

applications that must be installed on a device. A device that is missing any of these apps is considered out of compliance.

required apps

automated responses to a device that violates rules for managed devices.

compliance actions

a list of mobile apps you have made available for your users. Includes apps that users can download from public app stores and apps you intend to distribute using the device management system (In-house apps).

app catalog

Primary.Company

PrimaryMI.license3

an app distributed by the device management service rather than downloaded from a public app store.

in-house app

PrimaryMI.app

a list of users that you want to treat in the same way.

user group

EE.license3

files that are published by and distributed to users.

content

a list of files that have been published by and distributed to users. A typical catalog might include sales presentations, images, spreadsheets, and documents.

content catalog

collections of settings that you send to devices.

configurations

Primary.Product

sets of requirements and compliance actions defined for devices.

policies

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