Daily Attendance

8 articles in Daily Attendance

Approving attendance and leave requests

Approvals is the queue of everything waiting on a decision from you — attendance corrections and leave, in one place. On a system that feeds payroll, this queue is the control: it is where someone…

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Checkpoints and geo-tracking

For work that happens away from a desk, KAMI records where a check-in happened, not only when. Checkpoints and geo-tracking are the two views of that, and they answer different questions.

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Events: the attendance record

An event is one person on one day: the activity they were scheduled for, and what actually happened. The Events page is every one of those records in a table you can filter, fix and bulk-edit — the…

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How timekeeping is calculated

This is the article to read when a number looks wrong. It explains how KAMI turns check-ins into paid hours: what counts as work, how tardiness is measured, when a day becomes an absence, and — the…

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KAMI ClockSmart

ClockSmart is KAMI's tablet check-in app: employees clock in and out at a device by the door, identified by face and optionally a passcode. It exists because a shared device at the entrance is the…

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Offline and remote check-ins

Not every check-in happens at the office with a working connection. KAMI records both cases, flags them so a manager can see the circumstances, and — where you want it — holds them for approval…

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Time logs

Time logs are the raw taps — every check-in, check-out, break out and break in, as recorded. Where an event is KAMI's interpretation of a day, the time log is the underlying evidence, and it is where…

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Timesheet

The timesheet is the period's hours per person — scheduled against actual, with the deductions and premiums that make up a payslip. It is the handover point between Attendance and payroll, and the…

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