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Organising working time, in practice
Practical guides and two free tools to prepare your team, choose a simple method and keep your hours clear, with or without software.
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2027 check-up
In 8 questions, identify the right tracking method for each profile in your team and get a preparation checklist.
Timesheet calculator
Calculate the hours for a full week: several time slots per day, paid or unpaid breaks, work after midnight. CSV or PDF export.
Practical guides
Practical methods for organising working time. Each guide takes just a few minutes to read.
Automatic schedule or actual clocking?
Which method to choose for which worker, and how to combine the two without complexity.
Organising corrections
Forgotten clockings, late arrivals, changed breaks: a simple process to correct without erasing the history.
Handling split shifts
Several time slots in a day, long gaps, shifts ending after midnight: how to record them correctly.
Flexible schedules and model annex
Core and flexible hours, 9 h / 45 h, reference period, carrying hours over, and a model annex to the work rules to adapt.
Checking clockings every week
A short routine to spot incomplete days, discrepancies and pending requests.
Excel or time tracking software?
An honest comparison: when a spreadsheet is enough, and when it becomes a risk.
Time recording in 2027
What is currently announced, what remains to be confirmed and how to prepare without rushing.
A specific question?
The help centre answers questions about the trial, pricing, how it works, security and data. Your workers have their own help page, in plain language.
Free trial
The simplest way to judge is to try it with your team
Create your company, add two or three workers and test it for 14 days.