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My attendance
Track your working day and review your records.
Who can use this page
Everyone who is signed in can open this page.
Track your day
On the dashboard, the Your day card lets you record when you work.
- Choose Office or Remote before you start. You can switch at any time while you work or pause. It doesn’t depend on an approved work-from-home request.
- Select Start day.
- Use Pause for breaks and Resume when you’re back.
- Select End day when you finish.
While you’re paused, the card shows how long your break is. After you resume it shows how long your last break was. The info icon opens Today’s times, with each stretch you worked, each break and the totals.
If you come back after a break, or after a day that ended more than 30 minutes ago, you’ll get a short welcome back.
When you start or end your day, your department’s Slack channel shows it, if your administrator has connected one. Other people see that you’re working, but not how long you’ve worked.
Your tracked time and your standup hours are the same thing: fix them in one place and they update everywhere.
Your manager and HR see you as Working on Team attendance as soon as you start your day, with your start time. The final attendance record is written when you end your day.
Your day stays in step with the server
Your day is kept on our servers, not in your browser. If you start it on your laptop and end it on your phone, the laptop catches up on its own: when you come back to the tab, click into the window, reconnect to the internet, or about once a minute while the tab is open and visible. The card then shows the day as ended with the final total. A hidden tab doesn’t check until you return to it, and nothing here is instant.
The timer is measured against the server’s clock, so a wrong clock on your computer doesn’t change your hours.
If your day can’t be checked (you’re offline, or we can’t be reached), the card says Couldn’t verify your day with the time it was last confirmed, and the timer stops at that time instead of running on. Select Try again, or wait: it checks again by itself and carries on as soon as it can reach us. Anything you were doing, such as choosing a pause reason, is left alone.
My attendance
My attendance lists your attendance records by day, with a previous-month view. It’s a record of what you tracked and wrote, so to change a record, edit your tracked time or standup.
Non-working weekday labels (Saturday and Sunday by default) appear in red, following your organization’s working week.
Use the month arrows to browse records, or Today to return to this month. While a month loads, the previous calendar and records stay visible with their original month in the subtitle. Loading attendance… appears beside the month controls. If loading fails, the existing records remain available and Try again retries the selected month.
Leave waiting for your acknowledgment
Leave HR recorded for you appears in attendance as Awaiting leave resolution, with Awaiting acknowledgment or Needs clarification. It is separate from confirmed leave and tracked work. A pending proposal does not finalize attendance, deduct leave or create a payroll deduction. If its hold expired, HR must resend or withdraw it; expiry never confirms leave.
A pending change or cancellation is shown alongside the confirmed leave, which stays in force until you acknowledge the change. Open My leaves to review and respond.
Default standup project and optional updates
A person may belong to several projects while sending their daily standup to one Default standup project. One active assigned project with a configured Slack channel is selected automatically. If several are eligible, a person manager must choose; if none are eligible, ask a person manager to check membership dates, project status and Slack configuration. Saving an update still works while routing is unresolved; it is not broadcast to all projects.
Person managers can review these settings in the person's detail view and in the project's team list. Manage standup settings opens the controls; Review changes names the person, current destination and new destination before Save standup settings applies the change. Cancel leaves the saved policy untouched. Project management alone does not grant permission to override another project's default. Employees cannot exempt themselves.
Standup required → Optional makes updates optional from today in the organization's timezone. Time tracking and attendance hour thresholds still apply. When ending the day, choose Submit update & end day or Skip update & end day. Blank skips create no standup; skipping a written draft requires discard confirmation. Failed requests preserve the draft. Voluntary updates remain visible and use the same validation and default-project routing as required updates.
Optional dates are Not required, rather than missing, in the team overview and are excluded from missing-standup alerts and reminders. Earlier dates retain their expectations. Requiring updates again starts from the change date. Changes record the editor, prior policy and effective date; a stale edit must be reloaded and reviewed again. Open tabs refresh policy on focus and periodically.
Changing a default does not replay earlier updates or redirect an already queued delivery. Each saved standup keeps its original destination (including unresolved routing); retries use that recorded destination. Existing memberships are preserved on upgrade, and unambiguous single-project defaults are initialized without sending Slack messages. A default that becomes unavailable falls back only to a sole eligible project; otherwise a manager must choose a replacement.
List and table controls
The selected month is kept in the page URL. History headings and values hide secondary clock details together on narrow screens; the calendar retains its month layout.