what happens if people forget to punch in/out. Will it compute other shifts still or simply not calculate totals
352073
if someone for gets to punch in/out, it messes up the totals and will not calculate correctly.
2069920
Using it as count down timer, it will reset to the previous time used. No need to reset it each instance, unless of course a different time is required.
138194
you can use manually add money. If you need to manually press "minus" when you take a few coins out
1758941
There are marks located on the side of the tool that help locate the position relative to the drill position. I take punch to make a mark/indent on the intended position. Then after placing the tool over the position to drill I either place a smaller drill bit or icepick to check that I am over the indent made by the punch. Works every time for me.
51206
Yes. You can clock out as many times as you need and it will total everything at the end of the day. I really like this clock. When you get it shipped to you, read the instructions and you will have to put a "stop time".....I can't remember what term they use, but for example if someone forgot to clock out at 5:00, the time will re-set at the time you specify for the next day. For example, one of my employees sometimes forgets to clock out so at 8pm the time clock re-sets and won't add those hours to his time. I don't know how many employees you have, but just make sure you order enough time cards that go with this clock. Again, this is a great time clock. Yes. You can clock out as many times as you need and it will total everything at the end of the day. I really like this clock. When you get it shipped to you, read the instructions and you will have to put a "stop time".....I can't remember what term they use, but for example if someone forgot to clock out at 5:00, the time will re-set at the time you specify for the next day. For example, one of my employees sometimes forgets to clock out so at 8pm the time clock re-sets and won't add those hours to his time. I don't know how many employees you have, but just make sure you order... » Read More Yes. You can clock out as many times as you need and it will total everything at the end of the day. I really like this clock. When you get it shipped to you, read the instructions and you will have to put a "stop time".....I can't remember what term they use, but for example if someone forgot to clock out at 5:00, the time will re-set at the time you specify for the next day. For example, one of my employees sometimes forgets to clock out so at 8pm the time clock re-sets and won't add those hours to his time. I don't know how many employees you have, but just make sure you order enough time cards that go with this clock. Again, this is a great time clock. « Show Less
1680242
It is very easy to edit or enter missed punches, the interface is simple to figure out. It also flags entries as having been entered/edited/deleted as opposed to those that were swiped with the card. It also allows comments to be added to the entry.
1665462
I don't think so, but you can trick it by "tapping" it lightly with your finger if you are taking too long. Every time the weight changes a little the shut-off timer resets. Doing this only changes the weight momentarily, as the number should go back to what is was before the tap (if it is working properly).
782430
It stores the past seven days. You push a button and it shows you the previous day's total, press it again and you get the day before that, etc. It also keeps an accumulation of some sort. I assume it is for the the past seven days. I don't use that feature so I am not certain what it is tracking. So if you set up a schedule to transfer the results on the same day every week, you should be able to get the daily numbers plus the weekly number. The numbers roll over so if you went more than a week, you would loose some day's information.
836928
Has never happened to me. Does it go away when you push program button? Or Program + hour?
925633
It does as long as you keep the same rate entered. it will keep what you punch in as long as the battery lasts.
1775543
yes it will. However, it does not add (or know) the bills denomination . It just counts the number of bills.It will "add" which is a running count of the number of bills ran through and it will "batch" for example set it for 100 and it will count number of bills to 100 then stop so you can sort.
65108
Make sure the paper is sitting right. If the paper shifts then it will be too close to the edge, some times larger quantities of paper will shift as the machine punches the holes, so do't overload the paper.
907100
When the data is imported into quick books there is a blank box. Usually we have to ask our workers if they missed the punch. Usually they have missed the punch and we manually enter the punch.
1842756
Yes you can. You can actually set the combos on "non lock" so you don't have to worry if the the numbers are changed in error.
569874
You can without any loss of pressure. If you have 1/2 coming in, you likely have 1/2 coming out.
1161121
As far as I know, only by hand...It does "recover" from a missed punch in some capacity, however.For example, it's "smart" enough to know that if an employee forgets to punch out, the next morning will still be a punch "in" instead of being considered as having worked the whole night....
1680240
The software does allow the editing and entering of missing punches. The ability to edit is located on the Punch Details tab. Only authorized users are allowed to perform editing of the time information.