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In/Out Activity Report

The In/Out Activity report will show you detailed daily punch information over a specific timeframe as well as daily total hours worked

Overview: The In/Out Activity report shows detailed daily punch information for a specific timeframe, as well as the daily total hours worked.

Export options include:

  • CSV

  • Excel

  • PDF

  • Print

Additional Resources:
​Run The In/Out Activity Report


Run The In/Out Activity Report

1. Start by clicking Reports --> In/Out Activity:

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2. From there, you can:

  • Select Employees

  • Choose Location, Department, or Position Codes

  • Choose Time Off

  • Specify the Start/End Date

  • Include pre-rounded times

And Submit once done:

3. After the data has populated, you can further filter data using the dropdowns, including:

  • Status (All statuses, Approved, Change by Manager, Denied, Pending Approval, or Time Recorded)

  • In/Out (All, In, or Out)

  • Device Used (Company Calendar, Desktop Kiosk, Desktop QR, Desktop Web, Mobile App, Mobile Kiosk, Mobile QR, Mobile Web, or Zapier)

The options you'll see in the Status dropdowns will depend based on your account settings and which options apply to the data in view:

4. Once the data is ready, you can then export via CSV, Excel, PDF, or Print.


In/Out Activity Report Examples

Below you'll find examples of the In/Out Activity Report Preview page, which gives you a snapshot of employee hours before exporting, along with CSV, Excel, PDF, and Print export examples.

Example with no

Pre-Rounded Times

Example with Pre-Rounded Times

Report Preview

CSV

Excel

PDF

Print

Tip: When viewing image examples, you can click on an image to zoom in and view it in more detail.


FAQs

Q: Why don't I see estimated pay on the report?

A: If you don't see estimated pay on the report, then you don't have pay rates set up. Please reference the following article on how to set up pay rates: Add Hourly Pay Rates

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