Timesheet Approvals
When reviewing employee timesheets to run payroll for a specific pay period, you’ll want a way to indicate that the hours are approved. With ClockShark’s timesheet approvals, you can approve your employee’s time after it’s submitted. Make short work out of this arduous task, and designate managers with the permission to approve. Don’t worry about last-minute edits either. Approved timesheets are safely locked against editing, which means that once they’re approved, the times they aren’t a changin’. Sorry, Bob Dylan.
To protect against surprise, last-minute edits, approved timesheets are locked and can only be edited by administrators or managers with appropriate permissions. This allows you tighter control over timesheet entries as you get closer to payday. And don’t forget you always have an audit log that shows what happened and when. Our motto for timesheet approval is: here today, still here tomorrow.
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Are your employees required to clock out for lunch? Is there a company policy against working more than 8 hours on a day ending with “Y”? Scrutinize each employee’s timesheet for accuracy and policy compliance, and flag anything for later review. From the workday to payday, timesheet approvals help you make sure everything is recorded right.
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Eliminate the Friday scramble to submit, handwritten timesheets, missing info, and inaccurate pay. Clock in and out, check schedules, make notes, and get paid on time, every time using the mobile app.
PTO, timesheet approvals, reports, and auditing are just a few ways ClockShark simplifies your payroll and accounting processes. Integrate with the most popular accounting software to make payroll a snap.
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