Timesheet Module | FAQ

Q: How /which timesheets do salaried employees use, who do not technically have to track hours?

A: 

  1. They can continue to use MIP’s Default time sheet and only use Microix to request leave
  2. They can use Microix to create  a timesheet with  default hours along with requested leave  (requires very little data entry)
  3. Timesheet can be created by timekeepers on behalf of employee and sent to employee for approval

Q:If an employee is out of office, can a manager submit their timesheet for them? Similar to approval substitution, but at the requestor level

A: Payroll administrator can use our document maintenance to change the status from level 0 to Manager Level. Managers can be giving permission to do so but we recommend to only have this function available to the payroll/hr person.


Q: Is there a way to limit entries to 24 hours a day? As an example, I was able to enter 30 hours for one day and submit for approval with no warning

    • Similar option - users are also able to enter "0" hours for an entry. They want a warning or something to prevent that

A: Our current version will allow more that 24 hrs. in a day due to shift work. With our next release, we added an option to limit 24 hrs. via a global setting For 0 hours, we automatically remove the entry upon save.


Q: Can we restrict leave requests from pay periods that have already passed? When tested I was able to submit a leave request from a prior pay period.

A: Current version does not restrict. However, our next release will not allow if the payroll is processed in MIP.

Creation date: 3/16/2023 9:31 AM      Updated: 9/16/2024 9:18 AM
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