Timecard Indicators
This job aid and video provide visual indicators and detailed descriptions for each indicator in the timecard.
Timecard Grid
The timecard contains several indicators and icons to help guide you to where you want to go.
Adds a blank row after the selected row (hourly timecard only) |
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Deletes the selected row on the hourly timecard |
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Indicates that a comment has been added |
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Indicates that a schedule transfer has been made |
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A punch or paycode has been edited by someone other than the employee. The corresponding glance provides the name of the person who made the edit |
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Displays in the Date cell of an hourly timecard or Project cell in the project timecard to indicate that the timecard was edited after the pay period was signed off (historical correction) |
Displays in the In or Out cell of an hourly timecard or Date cell in the project timecard to indicate that an edit was made after the timecard was signed off (historical correction) |
Timecard Actions
The following are timecard icons you can use to navigate through the timecards:
Go to Previous week |
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Go to Next week |
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Today |
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Approve – Indicates that the timecard is complete, accurate, and ready for signoff. After the timecard is signed off, you cannot remove the approval |
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Add New – (Project view only) Opens the Project panel so you can add a new project |
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List View – Changes the timecard view from table to list view. Toggles with the Table View |
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Table View – Changes the timecard view from list vie to table view. Toggles with List Vies |
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Sign-Off – Signs off employee information and indicates that the timecard is ready for payroll processing |
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Rules Analysis – Opens the Rule Analysis Report so you can review how the system interprets pay rules, work rules, and other factors in its calculations |
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Reset Accruals – Resets accrual balance amounts. When you reset accrual balances, you can transfer a probationary balance to a vested amount when the probationary period ends. You can reset the accrual code, the vested amount, the probationary amount, of the effective date |
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Move Accruals – Move an accrual amount from one accrual code to another. For example, you could move accrued sick time to vacation time |
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Remove Approval – This indicator becomes active after you approve a timecard so you can remove an approval to make edits. After the timecard is signed off, however, you cannot remove the approval |
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Remove Sign Off – this indicator becomes active after you sign off a timecard so you can remove a signoff to make edits |
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GoTo – Opens the Schedule, People Information, Attendance Details, or Reports for the selected timecard |
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Calculate Totals - Forces the timecard to calculate totals. After you calculate totals, the Calculate Totals icon turns blue |
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Save – Saves the displayed timecard. After you save your timecard, the Save icon turns blue |
Timecard Cell Colors
Cell colors and text font colors in the timecard have indicate the following:
Yellow Background |
Timecard approved by employee but not manager |
Light purple background |
Timecard approved by manager but not by employee |
Green background |
Timecard approved by both employee and manager |
Grey crosshatch |
Timecard has been signed off |
Blue background |
Total cannot be edited |
Black font |
Used for all events in the timecard that are not system-generated |
Purple font |
System-entered text that can be modified. For example, a system entered paycode for missing time |
Timecard Exception Indicators
Icons are used as indicators within the timecard to call attention to these exceptions:
The cell is solid red when there is a missed in or out punch |
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When the system generates an exception, the icon is red with a white line near the top. Depending on your configuration, the system might automatically add an auto-resolved paycode to the timecard if an exception occurs because of missing time, such as a late punch or absence |
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When a manager marks an exception as reviewed or justifies a missing time exception, the icon color changes to green |
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If an absence has been excused, icon is blue with three horizontal lines |
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When an exception or punch is system-generated, the icon is purple with one diagonal line and the punch displays in purple |
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Holiday exceptions |