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Time Tracking Software Glossary Terms
Time Tracking Software Discussions
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Question on: QuickBooks Time
What is the best way to integrate Tsheets with a popular calendar software/organizational tool?Integration, Software, calendar.
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There is no native way to integrate with another calendar but there is an API you can use to develop such an integration. New integrations are added all the time as they become popular requests.
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On a computer, go to Schedule.
At the top left of the Schedule, click Actions > Subscribe.
In the Subscribe to Calendar window, select the schedule to which you want to subscribe.
Click Copy Link > Close. If no Copy Link button is displayed, click Ctrl+c (for Windows) or cmd+c (for Mac) to copy the link.
Go to your non-TSheets calendar, locate the Subscribe feature, and paste the TSheets link into the appropriate field. Below are instructions for the current versions of the most commonly used calendars.
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Question on: UKG Ready
Best practice for refunding garnishments & bonus over paymentsI had no idea it could be done like that. How would you handle refunding a bonus paid in error? Oh..................THANK YOU!
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Also, when I test this out, I am receiving an error message that says "Missing deduction vendor. Garnish 1"
Why am I getting this message? There is a vendor code attached to the deduction.
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Are you currently using WFR? We will typically just added it back in on the next pay statement if they are one off occurrences.
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Are you seeing the error on the pay statement, like when you're trying to process payroll? If so,add a column for the vendor in the Add/Edit pay statements and make sure there is a vendor listed there.
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On refunding a bonus, I would add a new scheduled earning on the employees Payroll tab on their profile, for the Bonus earning code, for a negative amount, with the effective dates covering the paydate you want to refund during. That way, you can set it up ahead of time instead of just having to make an adjustment during payroll, and you can also add an attachment to the scheduled earning so you know why it was done.
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Thank you. I will give that a try.
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I process the same that Erin mentions. One side note is to pay attention to the taxable wages that it adds it back in to taxable wages by going to "Tax Overrides". i.e. gross pay subtract Section 125 deductions equals taxable wages set. I've noticed with a couple of premiums where i negate the earning to appear as a deduction, but I have to make the manual entry on the pay statement to add that back to the taxable wages.
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There is an adjustment feature on all deductions and earnings. From the employee's profile, go to the Payroll tab and then click on the deduction you need to refund. In the right column there should be an option to add an adjustment. You can select the dates the adjustment is effective (make sure the paydate you want it to hit is within this range), the amount, whether you want it to hit every pay period within that range, etc. FYI, even if you have end dated your deduction, the adjustment can be done. So if you ended the deduction 10/31/19 but need to refund the employee on the 11/25 paydate, just enter your adjustment dates of 11/25/19-11/25/19 and it will take the adjustment on that pay period.
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Thank you Brooke!
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Question on: monday Work Management
More than one owner of a task - can they share the one task item?If there is more than one person put in charge of a task, instead of them making indivudal ones for their boards, can one task be made and the multiple ownership designated, but what ever happens to that (status update, notes, etc.) - everyone who has a responsibility to that task will see the same information.
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Hi Jon - yes you can assign a task to more than one person. How I have done it in the past was to create additional "People" columns.
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Absolutely. There will be a small plus sign next to person #1 and you can add additional people there.
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Time Tracking Software Reports
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Enterprise Grid® Report for Time Tracking
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Momentum Grid® Report for Time Tracking
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Small-Business Grid® Report for Time Tracking
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G2 Report: Grid® Report
Enterprise Grid® Report for Time Tracking
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G2 Report: Grid® Report
Small-Business Grid® Report for Time Tracking
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G2 Report: Grid® Report
Mid-Market Grid® Report for Time Tracking
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G2 Report: Grid® Report
Grid® Report for Time Tracking
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G2 Report: Grid® Report
Momentum Grid® Report for Time Tracking
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