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How to Clock In/Out When the Work Location is Not Fixed?
How to Clock In/Out When the Work Location is Not Fixed?
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Written by Workstem CS
Updated over 6 months ago

First, regarding the problem of how to clock-in when employees work at an unfixed location, the usual approach is:

Step 1:

When the supervisor schedules a shift for the employee, he/she only needs to fill in the [Start Time] and [End Time] and then create the shift.

Step 2:

The employee clocks in as [Field Work] status, which can show the specific clock in time and location. And employers can view the specific GPS location information of field employees.

Step 3:

At the end of each day, the employee applies for a [Compensatory Time] timesheet and attaches his own check-in record so that the supervisor can decide whether the employee has worked as scheduled. For the detailed steps of applying for a new timesheet, please refer to [Employee] How to Submit An Overtime / Compensatory Timesheet Request?

Step 4:

The supervisor approves the application for the staff's timesheet. If there are multiple employees who need the supervisor to approve the timesheet, the supervisor can do bulk approval. For the detailed steps of supervisor approving timesheet, please refer to [Supervisor] How to Approve Overtime / Compensatory Timesheet Requests?

After the employee's timesheet is approved, the system will automatically record the staff 's working hours.

Second, the Setting of Field Clocking Calculation Formula in One Click.

Step 1: Enter the employee module

Click「People」-->「View」-->「Staff Information」

Step 2: Edit the staff information

Click「Staff Information」-->「Edit」

Step 3: Select the field clock calculation formula and save.

  • Not counting working hours: field check-in does not count working hours, mark field work;

  • Direct working hours: field check-in automatically counts man-hours;

  • Working hours after approval: field check-in approval is passed, working hours are counted, and no working hours are counted if approval fails, and field work is marked.

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