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Timesheets.com is able to handle complicated payroll and accruals requirements.
Yes. Closed payroll reports can be downloaded in formats supported by various payroll services. Timesheets.com also supports CSV exports and directly exporting timesheets into QuickBooks Online. Time can be reviewed and approved before payroll is closed, although approval is not required to close a payroll period. (support.timesheets.com)
Yes. Timesheets.com supports adjustable weekly overtime thresholds, daily overtime, and double time. Payroll reports separate regular time, time-and-a-half, and double-time hours. Employers are responsible for selecting settings appropriate to their applicable overtime requirements. (support.timesheets.com)
IP Lock can prevent employees from punching outside approved IP addresses, while GeoPunch records location information when employees clock in or out. Photo Timestamp, a paid add-on for desktop and laptop punches, captures a webcam photo with each punch and is specifically designed to deter buddy punching. (support.timesheets.com)
Yes. Hourly Timesheets are used for payroll, attendance, real-time punches, and time off. Project Timesheets separately track time for clients, projects, billing, and job costing. Project records can include customer, project, account-code, bill-rate, and cost-rate information. (timesheets.com)
Employees can request changes to recorded start times, end times, and breaks, and employers can require a reason and supervisor approval. When approval is required, the edit creates an alert for management review. Missed punches can also be corrected through the punch-change request process, subject to account permissions. (support.timesheets.com)
Yes. Employers can enable preset paid-break buttons. Employees can record unpaid meals by clocking out and back in, or employers can configure automatic unpaid-break deductions based on the length of a continuous shift. (support.timesheets.com)
Yes. Scheduling is integrated with Timesheets.com’s timesheets, allowing employees to view schedules and managers to account for planned time off. Reporting can compare scheduled shifts with actual punches and identify early, late, absent, or unscheduled attendance. (timesheets.com)
Yes. Businesses can require supervisor authorization for employee-entered hourly or project time and subsequent edits. Supervisor permissions can separately control access to timesheets, alerts, account settings, bill and cost data, time approval, and payroll-period closing. Editing an approved record removes its approval status so it can be reviewed again. (support.timesheets.com)
Timesheets.com offers customizable reporting for employee time, attendance patterns, project profitability, locations, PTO, and record histories. Managers can choose date ranges, list items, and filters, and applicable reports can be exported as PDF or CSV files. The audit trail records timesheet edits with the responsible user and timestamp. (timesheets.com)
Yes. Timesheets.com is browser-based and works on devices with a browser, without requiring an installed app. Mobile users can record time and expenses, and field employees can use GeoPunch when enabled. GPS location is captured only when the employee punches the clock—not continuously throughout the day. (support.timesheets.com)
Timesheets.com supports customizable leave categories, accruals by schedule or hours worked, maximum balances, rollover settings, and use-it-or-lose-it rules.
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