A complete time and attendance system is built from several operational layers that work together:1. Time Tracking
Recording clock-in, clock-out, breaks, roles, and locations2. Timesheets
Structuring raw events into entries that can be reviewed and edited3. Approval Flows
Allowing managers to validate, adjust, and finalize work hours4. Compliance Rules
Applying break laws, overtime structures, consecutive day logic, and shift length protections5. Audit Logging
Tracking who changed what and when for every timesheet6. Fraud Controls
Optional checks such as geofencing, device validation, duplicate-shift prevention, and photo verification7. Payroll Outputs
Providing normalized hours ready to be used by payroll systemsTime And Attendance Workflow#
Implementation#
Despite the complexity behind time and attendance workflows, Easyteam Embedded provides every layer through a single managed engine. The entire workflow can be enabled with less than 5 lines of code, without any backend logic required from the platform.Each UI component includes optional configuration flags, allowing you to expose capabilities differently across pricing plans. For example, you can enable geofencing and photo verification only for premium tiers, show audit panels for enterprise plans, or limit manager adjustments for basic plans.
Configuration Flexibility#
Each UI component includes optional configuration flags, allowing platforms to expose or restrict capabilities across different plan levels. For example, you can enable geofencing and photo verification only for premium tiers, show audit panels for enterprise plans, or limit manager adjustments for basic plans.
1. Clock-In#
When a worker clocks in, the engine performs all required validations automaticallyEligibility and active status
Optional geofence validation
Optional device metadata verification
Shift matching when scheduling is active
If validations pass, an active time entry is created and the component reflects the correct state.2. Active Shift#
During an active shift, the system manages break events, compliance checks, offline recovery (when enabled), and fraud or anomaly detection. No timers or calculations are required on the platform side. All state transitions remain consistent across components.3. Clock-Out#
Clock-out finalizes the entry and triggers calculation ofOvertime buckets when configured
Rule violations such as missed breaks or excessive shift length
Fraud or location inconsistencies
The entry then moves into the timesheet workflow.
Timesheets and Approvals#
Timesheets represent completed segments of work that require review. Managers canAdd notes or explanations
Approve or reject entries
Approve in bulk when enabled
View compliance or fraud flags
Access audit logs for each change
Audit Logs#
Every edit generates a detailed log entry containingAudit logs provide traceability for compliance, payroll, and operational integrity.
Compliance Logic#
Easyteam Embedded supports configurable compliance structures, includingDaily and weekly overtime
Consecutive day calculations
Minor worker restrictions
Handling of overnight shifts
Automatic flagging of violations
Partners choose which rules to enable, and the engine applies them consistently.
Fraud and Integrity Controls#
Optional protection layers includeOne-active-shift enforcement
Detection of abnormal patterns
Prevention of overlapping or duplicate entries
These can be toggled through component flags so platforms can offer differentiated functionality.
Payroll Outputs#
Once approved, timesheets are normalized into a structure suitable for payroll systems. This includes regular hours, overtime categories when applicable, breaks, exceptions, and audit references. Partners can export this data through endpoints or webhooks depending on their desired workflow. Modified at 2025-11-23 13:54:58