TimeOff is a scheduling program that tracks employee attendance.

Tracking employee attendance is fast, simple and accurate with TimeOff. An easy to use drag and drop interface allows for quick and easy data entry. A benefit policy wizard helps you enter your company's benefit policies. And the main screen helps you keep track of both available and used benefit hours for each employee.

TimeOff records the hours that employees were not at work by different categories. It automatically calculates the benefit hours each employee earns, and updates balances as the information is entered. All of which are set according to your own policies and preferences. Time off entries can be reported by employee or by department. And you can use the Month Calendar report to see who is scheduled for which kind of leave for the month.

Unlike most other time and attendance programs, we won't force you to work around the software - TimeOff will work the way you choose. Easy to follow instructions in the user manual and online help file will allow even the novice to use the program with ease.

The latest version of TimeOff also includes the following new features:

* Multi-user access with different security levels
* The ability to create more than one policy for each benefit
* Import and Export capabilities
* The ability to add a comment to any entry
* The ability to select multiple days when adding an entry

Requirements:
512MB RAM 10MB Disk - Windows 8 and Windows 10 Supported

What's new in this release:
Maintenance Release

Tags: • business • attendance • employee • benefits • employee scheduling • employee attendance • time tracking • employee absence

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