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Permission rules

A permission is short, approved time away at the start or end of a shift: Late Coming or Early Going. An approved permission excuses the late arrival or early leaving. It doesn't add worked time.

Set the limits in Attendance configuration → Permission → Add permission, one configuration per attendance group and permission type.

Fields​

FieldWhat it doesExample
Attendance groupThe group the rules apply to. Each group can be configured only once per type.Staff
Permission typeLate Coming, Early Going, or a combined type that applies the limits to both together.Combined
Back days limitHow many past days a permission can be requested for.2
Future days limitHow many days ahead a permission can be requested.3
Restriction frequencyThe period the limits apply to: Daily or Monthly.Monthly
Max requests per frequencyThe most permission requests in the period. Up to 2 for daily, 60 for monthly.2
Min request durationThe shortest permission per request.00:15
Max request durationThe longest permission per request.02:00
Frequency duration limitThe most permission time in the period.04:00

Rules applied to every request​

  • Late Coming starts at the shift start and can't end later than the shift start plus the allowed duration.
  • Early Going ends at the shift end and can't start earlier than the shift end minus the allowed duration.
  • Late Coming and Early Going can't both be applied on the same day.
  • Permissions can't be taken during the shift break, on a full week off or holiday, or in the non-working half of a half-day week off. On a half-day week off, early going is shortened to fit the working half.
  • Only one permission of each type is allowed per day.

Example​

Monthly frequency, 2 requests, 02:00 per request, 04:00 per month. An employee who used 1h30 and 2h already this month has reached 2 requests, so a third is rejected with "Request limit of 2 for … has been reached."