October 10, 2022
Finally, accountants, managers, duty managers and members within a restaurant business all can have one place for work, regardless of how many venues the business operates. Based on the restaurant people's roles and responsibilities, we have introduced new account types and permissions for different account types.
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The permission granularity is designed specifically for the restaurant teams, itโs not too detailed or too OTT, so you can have better control of what managers or duty managers can do within the app. The permission groups are divided by different modules, rosters, members, timesheets and reports, so you can be based on the needs to assign permissions.
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By fully recording the timesheet changes, you will get to know who made changes, when and what changed. The common use case is that when the timesheet error occurs the accountant can easily find which person they need to talk to.
Duty managers may need to prepare rosters or approve timesheets for their department(s), but the sensitive data shouldnโt be seen, so uncheck the Can manage wage & salary option when you assign permission to them, the pay rates related information will be hidden across the whole system.
Depending on the position level of a manager, you can choose to allow them to manage their own timesheets. If not allowed, their timesheets will be managed by higher level account type.
Invite the team members to join the team on Timble, so staff can have their own account to log in to the system to check rosters or their own timesheets. You have full control of this.
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Learn about how to enable timesheet access โ
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June 30, 2024
This release allows manager accounts to manage integrations, easing tasks for payroll personnel. Staff can now check their sign-in status on the Timble Clock App, and a fix has been made for on-site time clock app crashes when the internet disconnects.