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NETtime provides company two options to collect employee data using a PC; a clock in and out option and a timesheet. Both options are available over the Internet or an internal Intranet. Also, employees can perform employee self service functions such as review their hours and schedules and request time off. Empower your employees through the use of employee self service.








Clock in/Out – Employees can use the
PC to clock in and out and report
lunches and breaks.





Timesheet – A timesheet is available for employees who report worked and non-worked hours or start and stop times.


 
 
QUICK LOOK

What are NETtime's system requirements?
Access the service from any machine running any operating system with a web browser and an internet connection. And, since NETtime™ is a 100% SaaS solution, you can use the service with any modern browser: Internet Explorer, Netscape, Safari, Firefox, Opera, Chrome, or even Konqueror.

How are users billed for the service?
Users are billed on a per-employee-per-month basis. You are only charged for active employees and there is never an additional charge for supervisory or managerial access.

Can I Schedule A Report To Generate Automatically?
Absolutely. NETtime provides users the ability to schedule a one-time report, or a recurring report that is generated as often as you need (daily, weekly, monthly). You can also have reports automatically emailed to you or to others. 

 

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