Overtime Reporting
Analyze which employees work the most overtime and during which time periods, so you can plan your workforce soundly.
Collect employees' advance and overtime requests digitally, let managers approve them fast, and optimize your processes.
What changes at your company with this module? Here are the main features and their benefits.
Analyze which employees work the most overtime and during which time periods, so you can plan your workforce soundly.
Approved overtime data is transferred to your payroll software as timekeeping data; manual data entry and the risk of errors disappear.
The employee logs their overtime with the date, time range, and a short note; it then goes to the manager for approval.
The employee submits an advance request through the system, specifying the amount and the repayment plan (number of installments).
Approved advance and overtime requests are logged and stored in a manner compatible with finance and payroll processes.
The main problems that arise when this process is run manually or in a scattered way.
Overtime records kept through manual data entry can be reflected incorrectly in payroll.
In email-based approvals, who approved what and when becomes untraceable.
If the installment plan isn't recorded, repayment tracking gets messy and financial reconciliation becomes difficult.
If overtime intensity isn't analyzed, operational workload gets distributed unevenly.
Here's how this module works in your day-to-day operations.
The employee enters an overtime or advance request into the system with the date, time, and a note.
The request goes to the relevant manager for approval; details are reviewed from a single screen.
The approved request is logged in the system with a timestamp.
Approved data is included in the payroll process as timekeeping information.
Periodic overtime and advance reports are presented to management.
The questions we get most often about this module, with clear answers.
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