Timesheets record the actual hours your employees work.
How Employees Clock In
Your team clocks on at a time clock kiosk: a page you open on a tablet, a spare phone or the shop computer and leave sitting on the counter.
1. Turn the kiosk on
- Go to Rostering, then Timesheets
- In the Time clock kiosk card, switch the kiosk on
- Copy the address it shows, or scan its QR code with the device you want to use
- Open the address on that device and add the page to its home screen
Your kiosk address looks like onebookplus.com.au/clock-in/your-business. Only an owner or admin can switch it on.
2. Give each person a PIN
- Go to Rostering, then Employees and open the employee
- In the Kiosk PIN section, type a 4-digit PIN or use Auto-Generate
Only staff who have a PIN appear on the kiosk.
3. Your team clocks themselves on
- They tap their name on the kiosk
- They type their PIN, and they are clocked on
- On the way out they tap their name again and enter their break minutes
There is no login and nothing to install, and staff clocking in this way do not use one of your user seats. Every punch arrives here as a pending timesheet for you to approve.
How Timesheets Work
Each timesheet entry records:
- Employee name and position
- Date of the shift
- Clock in time: when they started
- Clock out time: when they finished
- Break minutes: total break time
- Total hours: automatically calculated
- Overtime: any hours over their ordinary weekly hours
- Notes: any relevant comments
Timesheet Statuses
- Pending: submitted but not reviewed
- Approved: manager has approved the hours
- Submitted: sent to payroll for processing
Approving Timesheets
- Go to Rostering, then Timesheets
- Review pending entries
- Click Approve to confirm the hours, or Reject with a reason
Approved timesheets feed into payroll calculations.
Checking the hours
To add up a week of clock-ins by hand, or to check what the kiosk recorded, use the timesheet calculator.
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