The following diagram visualizes all main entities of Clock In Clock Out and their relation to each other. You could for example define a Clock In Clock Out Group ‘Basic Puncher’ which has only the clock-in and clock-out Time Event Type and a group ‘Consultant Puncher’ which has the Time Event Types clock-in, lunch, business trip and clock-out.
Some Time Event Types are irrelevant from a time valuation point of view, like Time Events when entering a specific building. Some use less Time Event Types, say, only clock-in and clock-out, others use more Time Event Types depending on the business use cases.
Many systems work with exactly this set of Time Event Types. Going away but still working – short business trip.Typical Time Event Types are for example: several attributes describing the pair – what happened in this periodįor time management purposes, the Time Event usually holds at least one more attribute to specify what happened: the Time Event Type.the identifier for an employee/employment - who did it.The Time Event Pair does not have only the timestamp when something happens, but it holds: Time Event PairĪ Time Event Pair is a data record created out of two Time Events that are recorded for an employee in sequence, for example for a clock-in at 8 am and a clock-out at 4 pm. Those Time Events are typically captured via a physical terminal or by a web or mobile punch application. Without any other attributes, such a Time Event merely describes the fact ‘I was here’. The attributes, which describe the Time Event, usually hold some sort of location identifier, sometimes called the ‘ terminal id‘ and the purpose of the Time Event, the Time Event Type. attributes describing the event – what happened.the identifier of an employee/employment - who did it.Time EventĪ Time Event is a data record, which holds: Main Entities i n Clock In Clock Outįirst, I would like to describe the main entities used in the context of Clock In Clock Out and for what they are used.
For the basic time sheet solution this is not available. To check whether your datacenter already has Clock In Clock Out enabled please check our SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central Time Management community page for the Clock In Clock Out data center rollout plan.Ĭlock In Clock Out is only available in our SAP SuccessFactors Time Tracking solution. Note : The Clock In Clock Out solution is not available in all data centers yet. Of course, role-based permissions and workflows are supported in Clock In Clock Out as well as you already know it from SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central Time Management. With this, we close the last gap to cover all relevant steps from the physical punch at the terminal to the payment of the employee. The feature is seamlessly integrated with the existing Time Sheet processes. The new Clock In Clock Out feature in SAP SuccessFactors Time Tracking is a powerful and easy-to-use application that enables customers to track employees’ times, recorded via a clock terminal or our web/mobile quick punch action. Supported Sources to Record a Time Event.This blog post will help you to understand how the solution works and what steps need to be done to set it up. Let me introduce the new Clock In Clock Out feature of SAP SuccessFactors Time Tracking we have build for you in the H2 2021 release. Hello SAP SuccessFactors Time Management Community,
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