Example Usage: During fire or other emergency situations where all employees must be quickly and accurately accounted for, the status monitor can be a tool to help determine which employees were currently clocked in and would be expected to be on site and working. Those who show as clocked out may not have clocked in at all that day, could be out to lunch, or could be at a personal appointment. Org level information could also be used to indicate where an employee is working if you have employees who work remote or in the field. So even if clocked in, you could easily assess that they are not on location at that time.
Navigating to the Status Monitor Page1. In the Main Navigation menu, open the Daily Procedures folder.
2. Click on the Status Monitor page.
Reviewing the Status Monitor Page
1. Employee Status – List of employees’ last punches and corresponding punch detail. Columns vary based on company setup.
2. Status Monitor List – When multiple Status Monitors exist, they can be selected from this drop down.
Last punches for each employee will automatically load into the Status Monitor; however, it can also be manually refreshed using the Refresh button located at the bottom left of the page.
Items can also be organized based on column topic by clicking on the column header.