Time Clock Button
We are looking to add some additional functionality to our existing app. Employees are manually entering in the time they have spent on a project using a Time Card table, but would like to automate th...
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We actually support all of those things. We round the time cards to the nearest 6 minutes - so you could do the same for 15 minute intervals - when the data is saved. For one timer to be aware of another they would have to share the same page (so maybe you'd want a pop-up). The override is supported (for the reason you mention - also if someone forgets to start a timer they can enter an initial time).
Our implementation is part of a time entry app, but this piece can be separated for other uses.
Neil
Our implementation is part of a time entry app, but this piece can be separated for other uses.
Neil
- This can all be accomplished through native QB and doesn't require any add-on products?
- We implemented this as a javascript page running from qb. So you would need to do that (or have us to it). But there are no products involved.
- Neil,
If we were to implement this, could you provide me with your information? We would definitely need to hire this part out. - Of course. My email is neil@cloudbaseservices.com.
phone: 510.526.5690, ext. 119
Our webpage is here:
http://www.cloudbaseservices.com/ - Hillary, did you end up implementing the time clock that was discussed above? If so, has it worked well for you?
- We did not. The company decided to forego time tracking at the corporate level for the time being. _
