Key workflows
Core workflows for using Payroll & Timekeeping.
Legacy Timekeeping
Save time, reduce errors, and minimize paperwork with automated time tracking.
Flexible Timekeeping
Track time for both office users and technicians within one cohesive system. Available for Commercial Service and Replacement businesses.
Differences between Legacy Timekeeping and Flexible Timekeeping
Understand the key changes and how the two systems compare.
Legacy Timekeeping
Technician Job Time — Driving and Working (dispatch and arrive to cost time to a job)
Technician Non-Job Time — Non-Job Events (technician actively logs into what is happening outside the job)
Technician system-generated Idle Time (time not applied to a job or non-job event)
Office time tracking — one straightforward method, not applicable to jobs or projects
Flexible Timekeeping
Job Time is any time entry where a job number is added — time can also be tied to a project without a job
Technicians don't have to be assigned to a job or project to have their time added
Any office employee can also add their time to any project or job
Non-job events no longer tied to timekeeping — they exist only for scheduling
System-generated idle time no longer exists — time between jobs can be tracked via Continuous Timekeeping
Office time can be tracked the same as technician time
Payroll Management
Works with both Legacy Timekeeping and Flexible Timekeeping to save time, reduce errors, and minimize paperwork.