Kiosk clock-in and timesheets that close
A shared tablet by the door for clocking in, guests, and parcels; timesheets people submit and managers sign off; and a history on every leave request so the story lives in the product, not in chat.
Added
- Kiosk: a shared tablet at the entrance. People clock in with a card or a rotating badge, including when the connection drops - punches keep the time they stood at the tablet.
- Visitor check-in and delivery logging on the same kiosk, so reception knows who is on site and who received a parcel.
- Timesheet approvals: submit a week or a month, lock the hours, and let a manager approve or send it back with a reason. Submitted sheets land in Inbox; admins can close time through a date when payroll needs the books still.
- My day: log and edit a single date, with the same work items as the week grid, so a correction does not mean hunting through a whole week.
- Leave request history: every edit, decision, cover change, and cancellation on a request, visible to the people who already see the request.
- A workspace switch for whether someone can approve their own leave. Self-decisions always need a written reason and are recorded in the audit log.
Improved
- Slack connect is one consent for identity and out-of-office status, so approved leave can update Slack without a second install step.
- Every project starts with a General-time bucket, so people can log hours before anyone has named the tasks.
- The in-app assistant suggests questions that match your role and the modules your workspace actually uses.