- Getting Started
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The Basics
- Description and Layout
- Searching for the TimeMoto device in the PC Software
- Creating users (TimeMoto PC Software)
- Work schedules (TimeMoto PC Software)
- The "Presence" screen (TimeMoto PC Software)
- "Day" report in the TimeMoto PC Software
- "Period" report in the TimeMoto PC Software
- Projects (TimeMoto PC Software)
- Updating the TimeMoto PC Software
- Using the Planning for flexible work schedules (TimeMoto PC Plus Software)
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- Advanced Usage Scenarios
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Additional Information / Troubleshooting
- User privileges (TimeMoto PC Software)
- Saving additional user-related comments (TimeMoto PC Software)
- Using the TimeMoto PC Software with a USB Stick (TimeMoto PC Software)
- Using the FP-150 / RF-150 with the TimeMoto PC Software
- Supported operating systems (TimeMoto PC Software)
- Does TimeMoto PC Software support connection via VPN?
- Which seperator does the PC Software use when exporting data to CSV
- Firebird SQL database (TimeMoto PC Software)
- Moving the PC Software to a new computer
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Troubleshooting
- The software does not accept my license information (TimeMoto PC Software)
- How do I change my login credentials for the PC Software?
- "USB stick not present" error message when trying to download data from the device (TimeMoto PC Software)
- How can I replace a lost RFID-tag with a new one without losing any linked clocking data of this user? (TimeMoto PC Software)
- In the Report, the clocking data is shown on the wrong date (TimeMoto PC Software)
- Connection issues with the time clock device (TimeMoto PC Software)
- Switching from TA / TA+ Software to TimeMoto PC / PC Plus
- I do no longer see the grid view (TimeMoto PC Plus Software)
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Pay classes (TimeMoto PC Software)
Pay classes allow you to define a basic pay rate per user, or group of users, and apply rules that modify this basic rate. You will be able to generate a report, and display the number of hours linked to each pay rate.
The Pay Class module has been designed to be as flexible as possible, and still remain simple to use.
Each Pay Class has a name and description, and is linked to a basic pay rate. For every Pay Classes you will define a set of rules that will modify the payrate according to the worked hours. Each rule of the Pay Class will be triggered when one or more conditions are met.
The screen is divided into two sections. On the top you will see the list of existing pay classes as well as their base rate and possible description.
The bottom part of the screen displays the details of the selected pay class. On the left side of the bottom screen (1), you can see and edit the basic information of the pay class. In the middle (2) is displayed the list of all rules applied to this pay class. Finally, on the right (3) are displayed the details of any selected rule. Rule details (3):
For each rule, you will be able to see/edit the rule name, the multiplying factor, any eventual remark, and a list of conditions.
There are 9 different types of conditions:
The Pay Class module has been designed to be as flexible as possible, and still remain simple to use.
Each Pay Class has a name and description, and is linked to a basic pay rate. For every Pay Classes you will define a set of rules that will modify the payrate according to the worked hours. Each rule of the Pay Class will be triggered when one or more conditions are met.
The screen is divided into two sections. On the top you will see the list of existing pay classes as well as their base rate and possible description.
The bottom part of the screen displays the details of the selected pay class. On the left side of the bottom screen (1), you can see and edit the basic information of the pay class. In the middle (2) is displayed the list of all rules applied to this pay class. Finally, on the right (3) are displayed the details of any selected rule. Rule details (3):
For each rule, you will be able to see/edit the rule name, the multiplying factor, any eventual remark, and a list of conditions.
There are 9 different types of conditions:
- After X hours per day: the rule will be triggered after a certain number of worked hours per day.
- After X hours per week: the rule will be triggered after a certain number of worked hours per week.
- After X hours per month: the rule will be triggered after a certain number of worked hours per month.
- After X consecutive days: the rule will be triggered after a certain number of consecutive worked days.
- After a specific time: the rule will be triggered after a given hour.
- Before a specific time: the rule is triggered when someone works before a given hour.
- During bank holidays: the rule is triggered when a day has been marked as bank holiday (see work codes and planning).
- On specific day(s): the rule is triggered on one or more specific week day(s).
- When using work code: the rule is triggered when an employee uses a given work code.
When using more than one condition for one rule, all conditions have to be matched for the rule to be triggered. If the conditions to trigger more than one rule are met, the rule with the highest factor will prevail.
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