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It's very simple.

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Who has used it?

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Who has used it?

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Handsheets.

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It's very simple.

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What is the business objective?

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We as a services company and

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a lot of companies who are talking about the business.

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Keeping a log of the work which is being done on a day -to -day basis is

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a little difficult,

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right? So,

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they will give them the application.

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But in tech services,

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almost every company will have a time sheet.

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Every company,

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right?

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It's a simple idea that

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every team member or every employee of the

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company or every exterranean,

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whatever that person is doing on a day -to -day basis,

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they will be updated.

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So, now we have many projects,

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we might also be entering a time sheet on a day -to -day

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basis.

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Right? So,

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today I have done this work and I have done this work.

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Right?

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Now, why it is needed for two reasons.

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For external reasons,

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as we have our T &M kind of allocations,

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time and material kind of allocations,

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I mean, I mean, where our building model is based

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on the capacity or the hours of the work done.

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Right?

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So we are being paid for the hours,

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so clients will want

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to know how many hours it was and what happened in the hours.

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That is one objective for building purpose.

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So whether it be a capacity -based model or TNM -based model,

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it is required.

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So for DNN models,

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Retainer models,

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those capacity based models,

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we are obliged to share a report of timesheet

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at the end of the month which keeps a log of what a particular team

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member had done on every day,

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how many hours and what a person has done.

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That is one reason.

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Second reason is for our internal hygiene also.

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We are a small team,

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so we know that we are doing this for today,

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but we don't have to accelerate,

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we are doing this for today.

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We know at

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the tips what somebody is working on.

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But when we grow as an organization,

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which is what is the plan,

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so at an organization level we need to have some insights and reporting

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in terms of where that person is utilized,

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right? So,

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that's why when we made a CAMS application,

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if you guys remember,

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we said that there is an allocation percentage which is available in CAMS

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application, but this is what we told you,

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that we will go ahead and go ahead,

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which is the utilization percentage,

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right?

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So, Mausam might be allocated in landmark hundred percent,

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but if we don't have much work,

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then the utilization is not hundred percent.

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Same goes for Darshan,

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right. So,

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that is why,

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that is the second reason that internally as an organization we come to know where

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that person is,

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where a specific person is working,

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how many hours that person is spending on what items,

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right.

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So, in action,

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a kind of interface where every pixel audience,

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in a day,

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where,

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where,

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where, where, where, where,

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where, where, where, where, where, where, where,

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where, where, where, where, where, where, where, where, where, where,

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where, where, where, where, where, where, where,

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where,

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where, where,

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where,

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where,

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where, where, where, where,

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where,

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where,

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So what happens now?

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Typically we don't forget one person,

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let's say Maussam.

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So now Maussam is a lead

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in modern developer.

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He will be allocated to 1 % in one project or

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in one SOW.

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He is allocated to one work order where he

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is billing.

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So his location in

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this particular SOW is 100%.

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At the same time,

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Mawsem is also allocated to

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accelerate in 25 % capacity as non -billable.

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This is billable allocation.

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This is

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not something which is getting paid for,

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but it is something which is required by us.

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In interviews,

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he has to spend some time,

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25 % of the time.

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Every day,

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2 minutes,

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he has to spend some time in interviews.

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Now,

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it's not a location,

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it's not going to happen,

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it's not going to be allocated.

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But it is kind of an NW,

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a non -gorecorder kind of work.

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When it comes to ad -hoc basis,

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he will have to spend some time on it.

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And then there are competency specific tasks.

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Javascript competency specific task,

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which Mosom will have to do on and out cases,

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maybe transfers and discard the time.

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Now there is a hell amount of things which Mosom is doing.

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Right,

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so how do we keep a track of those things?

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You know, how Maussan keeps a track of those things,

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where am I spending my effort and energy rate.

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So that, if we think about actual optimizations for the leakage

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effort, then we can do some analysis for some.

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So, it's not just reporting purpose.

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It is also a very strong metric for a growing model.

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scared organization to do some insights and analytics in terms of where

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is the leakage of effort for a lot of people happening right.

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So if we say that for somebody like Mausam who is a good

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architect right or let us say HR activities which

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are 25 % for some good reasons

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right. So I am not undermining the importance of HR activity but maybe there is somebody

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else who can also do this activity in an equally good way.

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like Maasan is doing,

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but that person may not be able to contribute on the architectural activities

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where Maasan can better be utilized for,

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right.

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So those utilization analysis and cross placement analysis can be done in a better way if

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this is implemented right.

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Okay,

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so these are our internal objectives.

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So if something is like this,

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then if for one particular day,

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what Mausam will do?

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Okay, here I will lock my 8 hours here because for the billing

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purpose.

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So I will have a work justified.

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Here I have an interview,

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I mean accelerate,

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I have 0 .5 hours here.

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Here I have an interview,

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I have 1 hour,

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it was 0 for 1 particular day

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which is 8th of May.

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On 7th of May,

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Mausam said that there is 7 .5 hours.

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It was 0 .5 and I was born in that project and all the places

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were 0 .0.

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In a way,

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at the end of the day,

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what I need is for a timesheet application,

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this needs to be done for every accelerant and

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I say every accelerant even the non -delivery

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people,

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right? So our corporate function units,

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HR has saved for them,

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they will also be required.

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So, if you add a group,

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then you need to read.

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Right?

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Because that is for instant notification.

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But,

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if you copy paste,

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then you take a delivery team,

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right? So,

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every Accelerian will have to kind

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of log hours against work

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orders.

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Right?

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Or against,

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you can say,

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non -work order items.

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Work order items which are like the client contract or non -work order

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items.

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Non -work order items like interviews,

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competency activities which are ad -hoc activities.

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Which means that this time sheet application

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needs to have information of every Accelerant which for now is coming from Zoho

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via Accelerate admin.

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Should have information about the

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allocations.

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which will come from camps and also non

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-work order items.

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Accelerate

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itself is a non -billable project.

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But still it is created as a work order in

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the camps.

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Non -work order items,

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it is a master list.

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So, there is an interface where these three entities will be.

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And the fourth input is of course the calendar.

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So,

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in the calendar, I will call days of the year.

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Leave or attendance will be taken.

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So,

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if I am on a day,

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then by default,

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the time sheet will be frozen.

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I don't need to be here.

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If it is holiday,

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then by default the entry will not be.

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Or if it is a weekend, then by default the entry will not be.

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Right?

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So this data will come from Hollywood.

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Or the leads will come from the leads.

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When did you apply? Yes,

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that will be nullified.

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So it will be frozen?

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Yes,

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I had three types of

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leave apply.

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Now I have two possibilities.

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Either I have three types of time sheets,

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or will it not increase?

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If it not increase,

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I will leave apply and approve it,

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so it will be frozen.

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Then I have done it from wrong.

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Before we go forward,

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leave approved should be approved after the attendance?

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Yes,

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it is approved after the

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attendance.

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I think there is a lot of work from home and

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people are coming up with a lot of time.

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It has been a month and after that,

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when I remember the HR team,

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they are doing it and approving it.

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Now,

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if it needs to be filled with people...

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That means delay and approval will then

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block this blocking ability that time

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sheet will freeze.

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Yes, I mean,

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the entry application is as simple as it looks

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like, but if I do a real sense,

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it is very ERP type of application.

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There are many edge cases.

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So now we are going to take lean.

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When we are doing this,

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it will be frozen,

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and if there is something that is done,

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it will be zero.

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Let's suppose.

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Okay?

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Green a point.

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Then there will be some things that will happen in the chart,

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in the SOP,

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that we need to check in a month's purchase,

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that all Zoho's leaves are approved.

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One is that the time sheet should be frozen at a particular time.

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It cannot be kept open always.

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That means there has to be a cut -off date where you say that you can fill your time

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sheet. Otherwise,

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management is difficult.

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So by default we have to say that the time sheet has to get frozen.

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Now the big organizations like TCS and all have to say that the

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time sheet will freeze.

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So, fill the whole month and fill the future dates.

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If you don't fill it and the time sheet is

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zero, then it will be considered as a leave.

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Then it will be a leave.

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Okay,

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all the places are used,

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but what am I going to fill in the future?

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That's a big organization problem.

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How is it in Accenture?

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We have made a cut update in TCS and TTN.

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The passenger had no restrictions.

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HCL had an

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approval regarding this.

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HCL said that the time sheet is fine.

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So there are two things.

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You save it and you have to

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submit it for approval.

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So who did not submit it,

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LWP would have taken it.

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It is like a cut -off date.

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Yes, 21st.

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Cut -off date.

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Yes, 21st. Cut -off date. Yes, 21st. Cut -off date. Yes, 21st.

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Cut -off date.

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Yes, 21st.

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Cut -off date.

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Okay?

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So we need to take this discipline.

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We need to do our skills.

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We need to do it until 28 -29.

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So we can do it as a cut -off

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date. And then we can cut -off date.

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That will be treated as a leave.

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So, for our cut -off date,

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we can do the same time sheet for our cut -off date.

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We can do the same time sheet for our cut -off date.

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We can do the same time sheet for our cut -off date.

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We can do the same time sheet for our cut -off date.

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We can do the same time sheet for our cut -off

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date. We can do the same thing for

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our cut -off

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date.

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Just to add to that,

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just one second.

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That is also linked to utilization.

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So,

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the bonus variable,

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Accenture,

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that impact.

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Same with DCS,

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quarterly performance pay is not

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available.

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but for the organizations that have variable pay to happy utilization

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index

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Utilization index published.

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So that enforces everyone or that makes everyone

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accountable that you make sure that you are being utilized.

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And those items itself

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are chargeable and non -chargeable.

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So if you are in a client project and you choose an item which is chargeable,

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then you might be filling your time sheet

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and still you are utilizing it.

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So cut -off date kind of mechanism,

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and approval mechanism should be approved by

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the time sheet.

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Okay,

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so that mechanism is RM and DU head.

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And then whatever we need to do.

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Or add -mint.

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No, add -mint isn't it,

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I will put it on the other side.

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DU head or BU.

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So let's do BU and DU.

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Okay? In fact,

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this is the mechanism that we have done.

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We have done RM and DU.

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Then there is nothing about it.

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Admin is going to go on.

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Admin is going to go on.

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Admin is going to go on. Admin is going to go on.

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Admin is going to go on.

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Admin

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is not the right role for approval.

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Admin will tell somebody like let's say Prapath Saavu.

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Prapath Saav cannot approve a lot of things like timesheets.

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Then there should

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be a possibility of moderation.

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And same hierarchy, they should be able to moderate the time sheet also.

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So there are some

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abstractions which we might have to do at a time sheet level because it is

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related with billing.

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In that case,

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we have to have moderation capability.

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But time sheet invoices do not listen to the time sheet.

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So customer time sheet is separate from your company time

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sheet.

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So customer time sheet is separate from your company time sheet.

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Customer time sheet is separate from your company time sheet. Customer time sheet is separate from your company time sheet.

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There are a few customers who would say that I need a time sheet in

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the Jira time sheet.

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Now that is the customer ask that I need

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a time sheet on my Jira.

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But then a lot of,

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like our customer doesn't say that we will send 10 minutes over from a spreadsheet.

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Mostly that.

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The reason being is that you have to adjust these things because

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you want to show certain utilization and all that.

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So,

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this is a moderation ability.

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My preference is that we do not get into that that we can

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do a project specifically.

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We can do this.

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It's a copy type.

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Exactly.

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So, there should be an inability to separate

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it. So,

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two views take time sheet.

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One is a exalorian view.

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Exalorian view means that they have

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the time sheet,

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they have all these things.

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Salary links to those,

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customer billing is a different view.

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So, sorry.

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What is the second view?

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Work order view.

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So, when I see the work order view,

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I will see the time sheet in this work order.

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So,

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I need moderation there,

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not here.

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so maybe what we say at the end of the month when i say that

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we will sketch the work order in the end

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of the month i will generate the work order in the end of the month i will generate the work order

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in the end of the

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month

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I go on a work order and I say generate time sheet.

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For this month.

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Now,

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I had to think about it.

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I had to go on a work order and I

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said generate time sheet.

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Now,

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my May is going on.

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So,

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what will I do?

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I will take it to me.

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Gopesh,

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Gaurav,

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Aman, Akshar.

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Darshan, Maussam,

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Maansi,

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Samir,

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Aman, okay?

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This is clear.

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It's all done.

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Now,

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it's 7 steps.

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Okay, so this view is a tabular view.

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It cannot be like this.

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It has to be like this.

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okay again

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that's a ux problem okay now I have moderation

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now I will say that it is finally generate

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process here the option is finalize

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or moderate

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Yeah, no versioning type here.

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If I say original draft here,

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we will never lose sight of original draft.

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Okay?

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Now,

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when I'm moderating,

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I said that I will finalize,

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so this original one is final.

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And from 1 to 8,

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it's frozen.

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Then there will be no change in this draft,

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which is generated draft.

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And if I'm moderating,

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it's a copy.

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Version 2 type.

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I will finalize it.

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So,

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version 1 will have whatever data but version 2 will be with the moderated

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information.

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Especially American clients,

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European clients,

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they are ardent everywhere and in Indian companies,

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they are $9.

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Yeah,

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that's a good aspect.

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So, one thing that came to me,

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the nuances of the weekday configuration.

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So,

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we need to define working days at work order level.

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Maybe we have a

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Saudi customer,

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they ask us to work from Sunday to Thursday.

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So,

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in that case, the time sheet will be required from Sunday to Thursday.

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I am

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Also, sorry to interrupt you again.

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Also,

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we should leave it for now.

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We should open it for 7 days.

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Now you have to give the ability to drop down.

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When you are doing this,

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you are doing this in this direction.

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This is how I get up.

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Now you have to mark as weak -off.

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Click on phase 1.

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I'm just going to say that I'm going to say that I'm going to say that I'm going to say that I'm going to say that I'm

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going to say that I'm going to say that I'm going to

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say that.

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Why I am saying so?

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Because if this can happen,

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it will be very easy.

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If it happens,

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what will happen?

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