Orax SDI Cloud Reference

 
  1. Introduction
  2. Self-Management tools
  3. Communication and Content management
  4. Sales and Customer Engagement
  5. Service Desk
  6. Project Management
  7. Automation & Wide-Area-Monitoring
  8. Job Cards
  9. Education & B-2-B online training
  10. Billing and customer statements
  11. Inventory & Asset management
  12. Production management
  13. Human Resources and Payroll
  14. Procurement and Supply chain
  15. Ledgers & Accounting
  16. Reporting and Analytics
  17. Administration & configuration
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Self-Management tools

We all need tools to help us become more efficient and effective. Whether it is organising your workload, planning your time or delivering on time, The Orax SDI system has a Calendar, Priority lists, Personal notes, document archiving and more. Some of these tools are available by default and some have to be enabled. Check your account settings for options to enable on your homepage.

Calendar
Calendar events include reminders, meetings, on-site event, leave as well as training events. Adding an event in your Calendar will allow you to organise your time and also notify the system if your work should be escalated to somebody else. For instance when you enter leave into your Calendar you can tell the system to assign your work to somebody else while you are unavailable.

Personal notes
You can switch on personal note in your account settings. This will add a personal note option on your homepage. Personal notes are meant to record important information or procedures that you personally use to achieve your work. Personal notes can be shared by means of an email, but all by default private. Personal notes are not meant to be available to other people.

Priority lists
You can switch on Priority lists in your account settings which will place it on your homepage. Priority lists are also way of organising certain priorities for your personal use. If you need to do something or remember something and it relates to priorities, you can create a priority list to keep track of important items that you need to do.


 

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