Workspace setup
Workweek
Choose where weekly schedules, timesheets, reports, and overtime begin.
No login required. Opens in one click.
What this page controls
The Workweek start day defines the recurring seven-day boundary Clockspot uses for weekly schedules, timesheets, reports, and overtime.
Change the workweek
Choose the first day, then press Save workweek. Review the new seven-day range in the confirmation and press Change workweek to save it.
Common questions
- Does changing the workweek edit existing time entries?
No. Entry dates and clock times stay the same. Clockspot groups them into the new weekly boundaries when it shows schedules, timesheets, reports, and overtime.
- Is the workweek the same as an employee's pay schedule?
No. The workspace workweek controls weekly boundaries. Each employee's pay schedule is managed separately on Compensation.
Related
Employees
Invite employees, edit profile details, and handle owner-only access changes.
Compensation
Set each employee's pay type, hourly rate when applicable, exemption status, and pay schedule, and keep a history of pay changes.
Payroll Export
Create payroll export profiles that map Clockspot hours to your provider's import file format.
Roles & access
Who can see and do what — the difference between employees, admins, and the owner.
Custom fields
Add employee and time-entry fields for the details your workspace needs to track.
Jobs
Group time entries by job, project, client, or task so you can review where hours and labor costs go.
Company
Keep your company name, time zone, and address current.
Time Tracking Settings
Find the settings that control clock-ins, the workweek, overtime, jobs, time off types, locations, kiosks, and phone clocking.
Timesheet Settings
Set required time-entry details, location warnings, clock-time rounding, clock-in restrictions, and missed-shift alerts.
Overtime Settings
Set the overtime thresholds, multipliers, and alerts used by Clockspot reports.