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Why use attendance program
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- Use it inside Microsoft Teams
- Type "in, break, lunch, out" command in MPSbots app in Teams
in: Updates your status and records the time you started working in the database
in at [time] because [reason]: Tells the bot the actual time you started working and why you weren't able to clock in on time
break: Updates your status and records the time in the database
lunch: Updates your status and records the time in the database
back: Updates your status back to IN and records the time in the database
out: Switches your status to OUT and records the time you stopped working in the database
out at [time] because [reason]: Tells the bot the actual time you finished working and why you weren't able to report so on time
- Use it in the web interface
How to hide users from the Attendance Dashboard
- Go to Attendance, select the work schedule tab
- In the attendance column, turn off the user's attendance switch
- Use the "Refresh Data" button next to the MSPbots logo, the user should no longer show up in the attendance dashboard.
Bots related to the attendance program
Clock In Reminder | Remind users after their shift's start time to clock IN. |
Clock Out Reminder | Reminds users after their shift's end time to clock OUT. |
Task Prompter (Beginning of Day) | Remind users before the start of their shift to clock IN. |
Task Prompter (End of Day) | Remind users before their shift ends to wrap up their remaining tasks and clock OUT when done. |
Time Exceeded Alert (Break) | Remind users to clock 'BACK' when they've gone over their 'break' schedule. |
Time Exceeded Alert (Lunch) | Remind users to clock 'BACK' when they've gone over their 'lunch' schedule. |