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FingerTec TCMS V2 (Abridged Vesion) User Manual

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5.2.3 Job costing

Click

Yes

if you want users to enter their workcode to specify their tasks

in the attendance report. This is only appropriate for job costing pur-
poses, and does not apply if your company does not practice job
costing. Please note that using this function will also enable the unlim-
ited punch feature.

5.2.4 Maximum work hours to be considered as same work

day

You need to specify the duration in hours between a clock in and a
clock out, to qualify an employee for the same day’s transactions. This
is applicable when an employee reports to work late at night and the
working hours are extended until the next day. If there are no adjust-
ments made, the system may confuse the clock out transaction.
To avoid this, you need to specify the maximum work hours of an em-
ployee for his/her work time to be considered as the same workday.

For example;

The user verifies at the following times: 10:00 pm (Monday), 8:00 am

(Tuesday)
If you configure the

Maximum work hours to be considered as same

work day

to 10 hours,

You will get results as below: IN = 22:00, OUT = 08:00 - Monday

Please note that this function can only be used if the

Last log out

time to be considered as same work day

function is left blank. This

is because the

Maximum work hours…

function is more appropriate

for scenarios that involve a 24-hour facility (i.e. fastfood restaurant),
whereas the

Last log out time…

function is more appropriate for clock-

ing out after midnight.

5.2.5 Separation hours

Following the rule above, you need to specify the duration in hours be-
tween a clock out and a clock in for overtime, to qualify an employee
for the same day’s transactions. This is applicable when an employee
wants to clock in for overtime after clocking out in the morning e.g.
finishing his normal shift after midnight, and then clocking back in for
overtime.
This is different from

Maximum work hours

that defines the duration be-

tween the clock in and clock out, because

Separation hours

defines

the duration between the clock out and clock in.