(Reprinted from the TimePilot Help files.) What are Login Accounts? There might be a time when you want to give supervisors partial access to the TimePilot database. For instance, you might give a maintenance supervisor access to the transactions created by maintenance department employees, but not to the transactions created

We’re well into our third year of TimePilot Times Newsletters, and thanks to you we’ve built our subscriber base to more than 4,000. Last month we took a look back at seven of our past lead stories that you might have missed; here are seven more valuable ones: Using TimePilot

We’re well into our third year of TimePilot Times Newsletters, and thanks to you we’ve built our subscriber base to more than 4,000. We thought it’s time to take a look back at some of our past lead stories that you might have missed: 1. All about extraction Everyone running

TimePilot timeclocks do a great job tracking the number of hours your employees work, but they can be quite useful for other tasks, too. Here are two examples: Example 1 The Challenge: Federal health and safety regulations require that Acme Company keep a record of the amount of time each

What’s Reverse Extraction? Reverse Extraction takes the clock-in and clock-out data that you extracted into a separate file and dumps the data back into Current Transactions. This is commonly used if you entered the wrong start or end dates of a pay period during extraction and find yourself missing some

We’re rolling out two new versions of the TimePilot software—TimePilot Professional and TimePilot Enterprise—both with lots of new features. The “base version” and the one appropriate for many small businesses, is TimePilot Professional. It’s included with systems sold on TimePilot’s web site or by our sales department. Also available is

TimePilot Central is pretty impressive, but when all is said and done, it’s just dots on a screen. You can’t click “Print” and a few seconds later have a perfect copy to show someone, and you can’t email TimePilot Central to someone who wants to see their hours. So how

Where’s My Database? If you’re not sure where your TimePilot database is, start TimePilot Central on the old computer. Click the “Help” menu, then “About.” The “Data Path” indicates its location. (This is why we suggested you keep TimePilot Central on the old PC at least temporarily.) Now you can

We have a new product that can make life easier for our customers who use their Vetro clocks on their local area networks. Our Power Over Ethernet Kit eliminates the need to have a power outlet near your Vetro clock. The kit turns your network cable into an “extension cord”—transmitting

(Reprinted from the TimePilot online help. How do you handle employee breaks? Work breaks are generally considered paid time, and therefore employees do not have to clock out and then clock in. But there may be times when you want to monitor employees’ breaks to ensure they aren’t taking extra