What's a transaction?
A transaction occurs when an employee clocks in or out. The TimePilot systems collect quite a bit of data with each clock in and clock out, including:
In the TimePilot software, transactions are stored in one of two places: Unprocessed Transactions and Processed Pay Periods. Unprocessed Transactions are the transactions that have been collected by the system during the current pay period. At the end of the period, you "Process" the transactions that occurred during the pay period.
Processing a pay period is an important part of using the TimePilot software. Click here for details and instructions. The transactions in this Processed Pay Period can then be used to create reports or used by your payroll service or software.
If you don't Process your transactions when a pay period is complete, the transactions pile up fast. An average employee might have 40 or more transactions in a 5-day workweek.
Example: One day's transactions for one employee:
For more about transactions and why it's important to process them, click here.
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