Print and manage all employee time cards from the Manage Time Cards window.
In the Time Clock, click Manage to view all employee time cards at once.
Time card management is only available to users with the Edit All Timecards Permission. Calculations correspond with ADP format requirements for offices that use ADP Workforce Now for payroll.
Note: ADP Run does not accept the format used by ADP Workforce Now.
Related links
Setup: Access Time Card Setup.
Reports: Click the dropdown to run payroll reports.
- Print Grid: Print the Employee Time Cards grid.
- Export Grid: Click to export the Employee Time Cards grid as a .txt file. Users are prompted to select a folder for export. When the export is complete, a message indicates the file name and location.
- Export ADP: Click to export the time card data in ADP Workforce Now format (.csv file). Users are be prompted to select a folder for export. If any errors are detected, a notification is shown. When the export is complete, a message indicates the file name and location. To include employee names when exporting, enable ADP export includes employee name in Preferences.
- Export ADP Run: Click to export the time card data in ADP Run format (.csv file). Users are prompted to select a folder for export. If any errors are detected, a notification is shown. When the export is complete, a message indicates the file name and location. Requires ADPRunIID to be entered in Time Card Setup.
Pay Period: Click the right/left arrows to change the currently displayed pay period. The Start, End, and Paycheck dates are automatically updated to reflect the selected pay period of the Employee Time Cards grid.
Clinic: If using Clinics, select the clinic to manage time cards for. If a user is restricted to specific clinics, only accessible clinics are listed. All employees who have clock events for the selected clinic during the pay period or who are assigned to the clinic are listed.
Employee Time Cards grid: Each row represents an employee's time card for the pay period. Employees are listed in alphabetical order by last name. Only employees who have at least one clock in/out event during the pay period will list. Adjustments alone do not cause an employee's time card to show.
- Total Hrs: Total number of hours worked (regular, overtime, and differential).
- Rate 1: The number of regular hours worked.
- Rate 1 OT: The number of regular overtime hours worked.
- Rate 2: The number of regular differential (Rate 2) hours worked.
- Rate 2 OT: The number of overtime differential (Rate 2) hours worked.
- Rate 3: The number of regular weekend (Rate 3) hours worked.
- Rate 3 OT: The number of overtime weekend (Rate 3) hours worked.
- PTO: The number of hours for paid time off added as an adjustment with a PTO Type selected.
- PL Hours: The number of hours marked as Protected Leave.
- Notes: Note from the Pay Period section of the employee's Time Card. Does not show any individual Clock Event notes.
Note: Numbers for an employee are only shown when there are no Clock Event Errors. Overtime numbers are only updated when running calculations.
Clear Manual Adjusts: Clear any manually entered adjustments made to a clock event for selected employees.
Calculations: Use the buttons to calculate total hours worked, overtime, and differentials, based on any rules (see Time Card Setup) created. Take note of any clock event notes and any errors that need to be fixed before running calculations. See Calculate Daily and Weekly Totals section below for additional information.
- Daily: Calculate total hours worked each day for all employees, taking into account rules for overtime, differential hours, and setting for breaks over 30 minutes. Adjustments are made within a clock event; new rows are not created. The current day is excluded if it falls within the pay period being calculated.
- Weekly: Calculate overtime for all employees (more than 40 hours in a week).
Print All: Print all time cards at once.
Print Selected: Only print time cards for selected employees. Press Ctrl + click to select multiple employees.
Note: Time card notes may be limited when printing. Pay period notes only print two lines (approximately 190 characters). Clock event notes only print one line (approximately 25 characters).
Other Time Card Options
Time card-related settings can be found in the following places:
- Determine permissions and settings for Time Cards in Security.
- See Time Card Setup for managing pay periods, overtime, differential, and time format.
- Change time card calculation in Preferences.
Add Adjustments to a Time Card
Manually enter adjustments to account for other hours, additional overtime, etc. These adjustments create a separate row in the time card.
On the Employee Timecard, click Add Adjustment or double-click an existing adjustment to edit.
- Automatically Entered: Indicates this adjustment was automatically entered.
- Manually entered: Indicates this adjustment was entered manually and protects this adjustment from being deleted from auto deletion.
- Date/Time Entry: Verify the date and time the adjustment is being entered. Defaults to today's date and the current time. Date/time determines the sort order of the adjustment on the time card.
- If manually changing the time to midnight, the time will automatically reset 12:01.
- Hours: Enter the number of hours to add to the time card. If removing hours, enter a negative number. Enter 0 if adding a note.
- Overtime Adjustment: Check this box when this is an adjustment to account for overtime. Calculations totals will deduct the entered hours from regular time and transfer to overtime. Cannot be checked if a PTO Type has been selected below.
- Protected Leave: Marks the adjustment hours are protected. Protected leave hours are kept separate from all calculations for hours worked and payable hours, so they don't contribute to overtime calculations or any columns that sum total hours.
- PTO Type: Select a PTO Adjustment Type if it applies to this adjustment. Add PTO types from Definitions: Time Card Adj Types.
- User: The user who originally created the adjustment.
- Note: Enter any notes about the adjustment.
Click OK to save.
Note: Adjustments add to overtime when the total hours is over 40 per week.
For example, if an employee worked 38 hours, and a user adds an 8 hour adjustment to that week, clicking Calc Weekly will calculate 40 regular hours and 6 overtime hours.
Calculate Daily and Weekly Totals
At the end of each pay period, calculate regular and overtime hours. Calculations can be run for all employees at once or per time card.
- Check employee time cards for errors (e.g. no missing clock-in/out events). Add any manual adjustments. Correct any time card errors. See Time Card Edit.
- Calculate total hours worked each day, taking into account rules for overtime, differential hours, and the setting for breaks over 30 minutes. Adjustments are made within a clock event; new rows are not created.
- To calculate for all employees, click Daily.
- To calculate for a single employee, click Calc Daily on their time card. If the results are not as anticipated or not the the user's liking, edit the rules in Time Card Setup and run it again. Alternatively, overrides can be made to individual clock events.
- Calculate weekly overtime for employees who worked more than 40 hours in a week. Determine the start of the week in Preferences, Time Card first day of week for overtime.
- To calculate for all employees, click Weekly.
- To calculate for a single employee, click Calc Week OT on their time card. If the total hours for an employee in a week is over 40, an additional adjustment row will be added for overtime hours. The weekly calculation will cross pay periods.
Calculations are completed only if an employee is clocked out. If calculations cannot be made a note is added to the employee denoting the date and clock event error (e.g., the employee did not clock out). If using Clinics, total hours and overtime hours are assigned by Clinic.
Hour Calculation Logic
The math behind time card hour calculations is explained below.
Total hours = all hours worked (includes regular, overtime and differential (Rate 2) hours.
OT hours = overtime hours
Rate 1 hours = hours paid at the regular rate
Rate 2 hours = hours paid at the differential rate
Rate 3 hours = hours paid at the weekend rate
Rate 1 hours = (1 - (Rate 2 + Rate 3)/Total hours) * Regular hours
Rate 2 hours = (Rate 2/Total hours) * Regular hours
Rate 3 hours = (Rate 3/Total hours) * Regular hours
So Rate 1 hours + Rate 2 hours + Rate 3 Hours = Regular hours
Rate 1 OT hours = (1 - (Rate 2 + Rate 3)/Total hours) * OT hours
Rate 2 OT hours = (1 - (Rate 1 + Rate 3)/Total hours) * OT hours
Rate 3 OT Hours = Total hours - (Rate 1 + Rate 2 + Rate 3 + Rate 1 OT + Rate 2 OT hours)