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Work hours tools
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Three ways to work with hours
| Task | Start with | Use |
|---|---|---|
| A complete record | Dates, shifts and breaks | Time-card editor |
| One shift or a finish time | Start/end dates, a target and planned breaks | Shift tools |
| A duration you already know | Hours and minutes or decimal hours | Duration tools |
Keep clock times and durations separate
09:00 is a clock time. 09:00 can also be a nine-hour duration when a field is explicitly labeled as a duration. Shift tools ask for dates and clock times; duration tools ask for an amount of time. Choose the tool by the information you have so that neither meaning is guessed.
Every tool uses the information you enter. There is no employee account, time clock service or automatic payroll rule. If a record crosses midnight, enter its end date explicitly. If you need the actual elapsed time between locations or daylight-saving offsets, this wall-clock model does not supply that information.
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Time cards
Choose a weekly, biweekly or monthly time card, with multiple shifts, paid and unpaid breaks, local saves and exports.
Shifts and breaks
Check overnight work, include unpaid breaks, calculate remaining hours and plan a clock-out date and time.
Hours and durations
Convert hours and minutes to decimals, convert back, or add several durations without 24-hour clock wrapping.