Tech Note: Filtering employee reports to specific roles or groups
Employee reports (e.g. Employee Hours, etc.) do not have a built-in filter for limiting the employee records returned to specific roles (permission levels) or reporting groups. But you can do this easily by creating a custom filter using SQL...
A SaaS Timesheet System That's YOURS!
Six Principles of Customer-Centric SaaS Time and Work Tracking
What does customer-centric mean? It means your SaaS timesheet system is centered around your company, not ours. It means that the system is clearly marked as your company's system. There's also no confusion about who owns the system, the data or that the data will only be used by your company.
What is Enterprise Time Tracking? (Part One)
Is it needed? Is it possible?
Everything in Sync: having your HR system, payroll and project, attendance, and time off tracking not in sync means a lot of errors. It also means a lot of inaccurate data, corrections and in the worst case flat out errors in pay, bills, time off balances and attendance late performance enforcement.
Tech Note: Showing the approver's name in a report
The reporting engine in Pacific Timesheet allows you to choose from a large number of data fields when reporting on employee time sheets. However, the employee's approver is not available from the pull down list of column fields. What to do? A SQL expression can help you - the following SQL will show the full name of the level 1 approver for an employee...
With Web-based Technology The Possibilities are "Limitless"
In a recent movie entitled "Limitless," Bradley Cooper plays a down-on-his-luck fiction writer who only sees the limits of his life. He is alone in a small New York City apartment. He talks to no one. Writes little and submits even less to his editor. He stumbles upon a pill and suddenly has 100% access to all memories and data in his brain upon command, his limits disappear and he becomes an amazingly rich successful man overnight.