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Join us for our New Holland Field Day 2022

When: Thursday, August 18th 9am – 4pm with lunch 11am-1pm

Where: 450 S Old US Hwy 31 Rochester, IN 46975

Details: We will have field units on demo, equipment on display, and several company reps to answer questions.

Field Demo Units:

  • Degelman Pro-Till
  • Kuhn Krause Excelerator
  • Kuhn Krause Ripper
  • 2023 New Holland Sprayer

Static Display Units:

  • Kinze 4905 24 Row Planter
  • New MacDon Draper Head
  • Kinze 1521 Grain Cart
  • Unverferth Applicator
  • Special Edition New Holland Roll-Belt 560 Baler
  • New Holland E37C Mini-Excavator
  • Kubota Tractor
  • New Holland C332 Compact Track Loader
  • New Holland L328 Wheeled Skid Loader
  • New Holland B75D Backhoe
  • New Holland CR8.90 Combine
  • New Holland 210 Discbine
  • … and more!

Call or text us at 574-216-3243 for more information!

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How to View Scan History Time in Intellidealer

This article describes how to view the Scan History time in Intellidealer, which is what is the time used for payroll purposes. This screen can also be used as a useful tool to look up who was scanned on what work order at any given time.

1. In Intellidealer, go to Product Support -> Service -> Supervisor:

2. Click on the Scan History tab:

3. On this screen, you will see a bunch of various filters at the top of the page that can be used to search for the appropriate person and date range that you are looking for:

4. As an example, let’s put in a date range for a specific day, and then click the Go button to see the results:

5. For results that are more useful, check the Subtotal and Summarize box, which will subtotal each person by day, and also display a total at the bottom:

Common Use-Case Example: Let’s say we want to see the results for one person, Larry Green, over the course of a week’s time to verify his hours for the week for payroll purposes:

1. To view this, start by clicking the magnifying glass on the Select Technician filter and click on Larry Green’s name, which will enter his tech # (504) into the search box (you could also just type the technician # into the box if you know it):

2. We will then switch the date range to the week we want to look at, and then click go to see the results:

So in this example, we can see that Larry worked a total of 48.60 hours for the week, with day by day subtotals to verify for accuracy.

Common Use-Case Example: Let’s say we want to see how many hours were spent on a work order along with details of who worked when:

Use the filters at the top and put in the work order number in question:

Notice that I also checked off the Subtotal and Summarize boxes so that the subtotal and total hours would be displayed. Also, I put in a Date Range from 3/31/2021 (a year ago from today) and left the To date blank. This displays a year-long range from 3/31/21 to now (3/31/22) and ensures that I will see all the time scans on this work order without any being cut off due to the date (assuming no labor was done on this work order prior to 3/31/21, which is not likely).

Looking at the results there, I can see that 3 people have worked on this job for a total of 24.03 hours, all on the same day 3/21/22.