Employee Report and Attendance, what each figure counts, and the qualifiers printed beside them.
Two reports cover attendance: one across everybody, one down into a single person. They share a definition of attendance rate, and the screen prints it rather than leaving you to guess.
Attendance, across the company
Four headline tiles, then the people behind them. Each tile carries its own qualifier in small type.Read the small grey line under each figure. Late Arrivals counts earliest check-in only, and Overtime counts approved hours only.
Tiles on the Attendance report
Field
What it does
Attendance Rate
Present days over working days, across everybody at the depot. The formula is printed on the By Department section.
Absent Days
Working days with no record and no approved leave, added up across the period.
Late Arrivals
Counted from the earliest check-in only, so a second entry on the same day does not count twice.
Overtime
Approved hours. Overtime somebody worked without an approved request is not in this figure.
Needs Attention
Sorted by Most absent by default. Each name opens that person's Employee Report for the same period.
Columns on Needs Attention
Field
What it does
Rate
That person's own present-over-working-days figure, shown in red when it is below expectation.
Absent
Days absent in the period.
Run
The longest consecutive run of absence, which distinguishes a scattered week from a solid one.
Late
Late arrivals in the period.
OT
Approved overtime hours.
Employee Report, one person
The rail is the whole period in one column, including a comparison against the period before it.
The daily record
Note the header: the shift and its grace period are printed here, which is the only report that shows them.