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HR managers take note: Would you like to know how many male employees between the ages of 24 and 40 are employed in your company who have chosen a part-time work model, and what proportion of the total number of employees in this age group they make up? How has the proportion of these employees changed over the last 10 years? No problem: Version 22.1 provides an interactive graphic with dynamic filter function for the evaluation of HR-relevant statistics and KPIs.

With version 20.3, we had already implemented the possibility of evaluating common personnel key figures such as the number of employees, weekly hours, entry date, length of service, age, department affiliation, and much more via the "Employee internals" view. The now available sub-view of employee internals as a quarter-circle chart expands these possibilities considerably, as it allows filtering by different parameters in different levels. All data can be displayed and output exactly for a freely selectable point in time. The dynamic table view below the quarter-circle chart adapts with changes to the chart. This feature is a real enrichment for the personnel management functions of Projektron BCS.

This function is also available for BCS.start.

Invoice and offer release workflows with complex review processes, procurement processes, onboarding and offboarding workflows, release processes with approval workflow of any kind - no problem with your individually designed process in the BPMN Designer in BCS! The iterative development of our BPMN Designer is already well advanced. The module brings powerful functions with which you can automate even complex business processes.

The BPMN Workflow module enables you to create, execute and control BPMN 2.0-compliant process definitions in the software that are adapted to the Projektron BCS data model. Using the graphical program interface, you define all activities in the process, including the associated process forms, and assign the people and groups of people involved. It is easy to create or modify any BCS objects (appointments, tickets, checklists, resubmissions or e-mails) automatically from BPMN workflows. Some BCS users are already using the module successfully. Let's discover together the potentials you can unleash with the Process Designer in BCS. Contact us!

This module is not available for BCS.start.

With version 22.1, there are again numerous enhancements to the agenda and appointment planning to ensure that your project team is always up to date. The presentation mode, which was already implemented in the last release, no longer only allows you to record results for the respective agenda item, but now also to directly create follow-up appointments, resubmissions or tickets. You want to postpone an agenda item? This is now also possible directly from the presentation mode. You can now also create appointments, tickets and follow-ups in the appointment agenda.

The topic view on project structure items is now recursive, so that topics from underlying structure items are also displayed. In the "Further planning" subview, you can now display all appointments of the project or task, not just those of the same appointment series.

To ensure that every employee is informed in good time when he or she is responsible for an agenda item for an appointment, a "My agenda items" overview is now available for "My Area". You would like to be responsible for an agenda item yourself? This is now possible with one click. The agenda can now also be filtered by person responsible.

This function is also available for BCS.start from 22.2.

Multi-project controlling has become even easier with version 22.1. With the new global filters according to projects or project attributes, you can parameterize evaluations across the entire board, instead of only being able to do this for individual board elements as before. Such filter attributes are, for example, project name, project status, project priority, project category, customer or total cost status. Tickets, milestones and ring diagrams also respond to the global filters. If you want an element not to react to the filter, for example a tacho diagram, the filtering can be deactivated there individually.

This function is also available for BCS.start.