Reports

Attendance

See who worked each day, with hours, absences, and in/out times.

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Clockspot Attendance screen. See who worked each day, with hours, absences, and in/out times.
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What this report shows

For each employee in the selected date range, this report shows hours per day, total hours, and scheduled workdays with no clock-in.

View modes

  • Grid (default) — rows are employees, columns are days. Cells show hours worked; a dash () marks a scheduled workday with no clock-in. Non-workdays are blank. A trailing Absent column counts those missed workdays per employee.
  • By employee — per-employee daily breakdown, with first clock-in, last clock-out, off-clock gaps, and total hours.
  • By date — for each date, who worked and their times.

Filters

Date range and employee select in the toolbar. An inline status line above the report shows how many of the period's timesheets are approved, with a link to Approvals.

What counts as "absent"

A workday is set by the employee's work schedule (workspace default, with per-employee overrides in Employees). A scheduled day with no clock-in is marked absent. Non-workdays are blank — not absent.

Exporting

The export menu offers Download CSV, Copy to clipboard, and Print for the current view. The structure matches what's on screen.

Common questions

Someone is showing as absent on a day they were on approved time off.

This report counts clock entries only — see the Hours Summary report for paid time off totals.

Why are some employees missing on certain days?

Grid view only shows employees who either worked or were scheduled to work. Employees without a schedule have no "absent" markers — they appear only on days they actually worked.

Can I see overtime or break detail here?

No. This report is for daily hours and attendance patterns. Use the Overtime report for overtime breakdowns, and the By employee view here for per-day in/out times and off-clock gaps.

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