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Weekly Schedule

From the Manager Menu click the Week Sched button. The Employee Schedule screen will then open. 

This allows you to build a schedule for your team. Once the schedule is saved (Commit F1), it then reflects start times in Time Keeping and tracks punctuality. Rather than repeating your schedule every week, you can load it to future weeks and then edit as required.

Note:

Please keep in mind that (Shift 1) refers to the regular working hours of the employees and (Shift 2) is used for а different rate which is additionally set in the Custom Settings options. Please contact us for more information on this since additional fees may apply to enable this functionality.

Creating a Schedule

Here are a few simple steps to follow when you create an employee schedule:

1. Select the week
2. Select the employee
3. Adjust the working hours

 

Saving a Schedule

Once you have completed and are satisfied with your schedule, click the Commit (F1) button to save the schedule. 

 

Management authorisation will then be required before the schedule can be committed.

 

Enter your password, then click the OK button and you will be returned to the employee schedule screen.

 

Printing a schedule

  

 

 

If you wish to have a hard copy of the schedule, click the Print button.

An A4 printer must be connected to and installed on the machine in order to print the schedule.

Reloading an Old Schedule

If you have committed a schedule and then accidentally changed it you can click the Load (F2) button or press the F2 and it will pull back the last committed schedule.

Click the Confirm (Enter) button after inputting your password and the original schedule will be reinstated.

Click the Cancel (Esc) button to leave the Authorisation Form and return to the Employee Schedule screen with the schedule changes still in place. 

 

Note: Clicking the Cancel (Exc) button from the Employee Schedule screen without first committing a new schedule will return you to the Manager Menu and your new schedule will NOT be saved.                 

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