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Live board and monthly summary, step by step

See who is in, on break, late or absent right now, then read the month for payroll: days present, hours, late marks, leave and overtime. Each step shows the exact button to click.

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Check who is in right now

Do this during the day. Open app.bpmsquare.com/wfm/live-board. It shows who is in, on break, out, late or absent, per site, and refreshes by itself.

1

Read the counters

The ring shows Right now. The tiles count Checked in, On break, Late, Absent, On leave and Geofence flags.

The Live board counters outlined and numbered 1
The counters are for right now.
2

Choose a site

Use the All sites list to look at one location. No site assigned lists people without a home site.

The All sites list outlined and numbered 2
Each site gets its own table below.
3

Choose a status

In, On break, On leave, Absent, Checked out or Not in yet.

The All statuses list outlined and numbered 3
The counter beside it shows how many rows match.
4

Tick Geofence flags only

It keeps only the rows that carry a geofence flag.

The Geofence flags only checkbox outlined and numbered 4
The tile at the top counts the flags.
5

Search by name, code or shift

The tables below list Employee, Shift, Status, First in, Last out and Flags for each person.

The Live board search box outlined and numbered 5
Each table header says how many people are present.
6

Choose what you see on login

The On login, show me list has two choices: Live board and Dashboard.

The On login show me list outlined and numbered 6
The list is at the top right of the page.
7

Click a row to see today's punches

Click anywhere on a person's row, except the name, which opens their page. The row opens to today's punches with selfie and location, newest first. A door-tablet punch reads Recorded at the kiosk at the site, because a tablet has no GPS. The Live board shows today only. For an earlier day, follow See a past day's punches below.

Read the monthly summary and export it

Do this at month end. Open app.bpmsquare.com/wfm/summary (Time Summary). It gives per-employee attendance for the CA: days present, hours, late marks, leave, holidays and night-shift allowance.

1

Pick the month

The Monthly summary tab is open first. The month starts on the current one.

The month field on the Time Summary page outlined and numbered 1
The Export to Excel button is next to it.
2

Read the three rings

How the month went counts days late, absent or on week off. Needs attention counts people with late marks. Headcount by site splits people by site.

The How the month went ring outlined and numbered 2
The other two rings sit to its right.
3

Search for a person

Type a name or code.

The employee search box outlined and numbered 3
A counter at the right of the filters shows how many people match.
4

Choose a site

Use All sites to look at one location. The next list filters by All employment types: Full-time or Contractor.

The All sites list outlined and numbered 4
Employment type is the next list.
5

Narrow to people who need a look

The last list holds Everyone, Late marks, Incomplete days, Unpaid leave and Clean.

The Everyone list outlined and numbered 5
The table below groups people by employment type.
6

Click Export to Excel

It downloads the month as an Excel file. The table has columns Days present, Absent, Hours, Late marks, Paid leave, Unpaid leave, Holidays, Night shifts, OT hrs and Incomplete. This guide does not click it.

The Export to Excel button outlined and numbered 6
The same button is on the other tabs.

Look at one day or a custom date range

Do this when the month is too wide, or when you need to see every punch.

1

Open Daily — detailed

The rings and filters stay. Below them, each person is a row you can open.

The Time Summary page with the Daily detailed tab outlined and numbered 1
This is the second tab.
2

Pick a day

The date field next to the month is for picking a day.

The day field outlined and numbered 2
The month field is to its left.
3

Click an employee's row

It opens a table with every day: Date, In, Out, Breaks taken, Break total, Gross, Total worked and Status. Total worked is check-out minus check-in minus breaks.

An employee's row opened to show the daily table, outlined and numbered 3
Click the row again to close it.
4

Open Custom range

Use it for a period that is not a calendar month.

The Time Summary page with the Custom range tab outlined and numbered 4
This is the third tab.
5

Set the dates

Type the first and last day. This screen shows the summary table only. For the day-by-day breakdown of the range, use Export to Excel.

The first date of the custom range outlined and numbered 5
The last day is the field after to.

Set the report options

Do this once, as an admin, when your accountant wants the payroll report by location or a minimum for overtime. The options are on the Rules tab of Settings → Workforce.

1

Click Report by location

It is a switch on the Rules tab of Settings → Workforce. On, the monthly Excel export gets one sheet for each location and employment type. Off keeps the usual sheets. This guide did not switch it on.

Report by location switch highlighted on the Rules tab
Report by location.
2

Read the sheets and columns it adds

Each sheet is named <Location> - <Type>, for example Workshop - Full-time. A person with no home site goes to No location - <Type>. Every sheet gains Sl No, a serial number, and Category, the employment type. It also gains Standard Hrs, the shift length on each day the person was expected to work, and Actual Hrs, hours worked less standard. A minus sign marks time below standard, for example -01:30. Weekly offs, holidays and full leave days add no standard hours.

3

Type Minimum overtime per day (minutes)

The field shows when Overtime is ticked under Extra punch types. Overtime on a day shorter than this many minutes is shown but not counted or paid. A day at or above it counts in full, not only the part over the minimum. 0 counts everything. This guide did not change it.

Minimum overtime per day field highlighted
Minimum overtime per day.
4

Read OT not counted in the Excel file

With a minimum set, the export adds an OT not counted column next to the overtime hours. The day's status reads OT below minimum, not counted.

5

Click Save

Save is at the top right of the page. The Rules, Leave, Alerts and Billing tabs save together. The next export uses the new options.

6

Read the employment type message

When you save an employee with a type the workspace has not set up, the message names the types you can use: Employment type 'x' is not set up. Add it in Settings > Workforce or use one of: …. Add the type under Employment types on the same Rules tab, or pick one from the list.

See a past day's punches, selfie and location

Do this when you need to check where and how someone punched on an earlier day. Open Workforce, then the employee. You see people in your own scope; an employee sees their own days.

1

Click Attendance

On the employee's page, Attendance lists Daily attendance, one row for every date up to today. Use the month field at the top right of the table to go to an earlier month.

The Attendance tab on an employee page outlined and numbered 1
Open the employee from the Workforce employees list.
2

Click Punches ▾ on the day

The button is next to Correct. A row opens under the day. Click it again to close. Only one day is open at a time, and changing the month closes it.

The Punches button on a day row outlined and numbered 2
Punches does not change anything. Only Correct does.
3

Read each punch

Punches are listed newest first. Each shows the selfie (click it to open it full size), the kind (Check in, Check out, Break start or Break end) and the time. Chips follow: where it came from (Kiosk, Manual or Corrected; a phone punch has none), the site name or Outside geofence, and the face and location flags that apply. Where no selfie was taken, the box reads no selfie.

The opened punches of one day with the first punch outlined and numbered 3
The latest punch is at the top.
4

Read the location

Under the chips is the street address when one is known, the coordinates with their accuracy, and View on map ↗, which opens the spot in a map. Where no address was found, only the coordinates show.

The coordinates and View on map link of a punch outlined and numbered 4
The coordinates are always kept, even when no address is found.
5

Check a day with no punches

A day without punches says No punches on this day. Absent days, week offs and leave days look like this. Click Punches ▴ again to close the row.

The message No punches on this day outlined and numbered 5
Nothing is hidden: an empty day is an empty day.
6

Read a kiosk punch or a removed selfie

A door-tablet punch has no GPS, because the tablet is a fixed device registered to a site. It reads Recorded at the kiosk at the site name, with the site address and Site location (not a GPS fix) and View on map. A supervisor correction reads Corrected by a supervisor: no location recorded. The amber No location captured appears only on a phone or manual punch that truly has no coordinates. A punch older than the selfie retention period reads Selfie removed after N days in place of the photo; the punch and its location stay.

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