Time snapping

The Unrubble application enables the use of an automatic time snapping of the Clock In & Clock Out. This allows you to eliminate the so-called "Minutes" of working time.

Time snapping

The option is available in Settings (account icon in the upper right corner) > Automation section on the left side.
Enabling the option in the "Time snapping" section will activate additional options to choose from.

Options available:

1. Shift’s planned start time - Allow to snap Clock In to planned start time in schedule.

2. Shift’s planned end time - Allow to snap Clock Out to planned end time in schedule.

3. Time rounding - Allow to snap events to the set interval (whole day).

How to interval works (third option)?

➡️ Interval 30min divides each hour of the day into 2 intervals, that is 8:00-8:30 first interval, 8:30-9:00 second interval, etc.
➡️ Interval for event Clock In rounds event forward to the nearest end of the interval.
➡️ Interval for event Clock Out rounds event back to the nearest start of the interval.

Time setting options:

• Time window - refers to event Clock In i Clock Out when choosing the option to snap to the work schedule.
• Half the time window - applies to the selected time above and divides it in half and sets this half of the time to the tolerances below - disable this option to set your own tolerances below.
• Rounding value - refers to event Clock In i Clock Out when choosing intervals.
• Half the rounding value - applies to the selected time above and divides it in half and sets this half of the time to the tolerances below - disable this option to set your own tolerances below.
• Lateness tolerance - refers event Clock In for the benefit of the employee.
• Early exit tolerance - refers event Clock Out for the benefit of the employee.

💡 Examples of the time snapping, system will display after selecting the appropriate times in the settings.

Additionally, for illustration, an example below:
✨ An interval of 30 minutes with the set tolerance of Clock-in Lateness tolerance and Clock-out Early exit tolerance for 15 minutes:

Updated on: 12/06/2024