Open eanbuadmin opened 1 month ago
Hi @eanbuadmin ,
Can you share the screenshot of the shift schedules?
With Regards, Team Horilla
Hi Team, shift schedules attached
I think I have a similar problem. I have automatic checkout turned on.
Please see below screenshot.
Morning shift. Time-ins have correct date and time. However, time-outs are not. Yesterday's date was recorded instead.
I can open a separate issue if this is not related. Thanks
Attendance date will take the yesterday date for only night shifts.
For example the Monday shift it will start 10 PM (Monday) and ends in Tuesday 7 AM. So the attendance is actually for Monday and ends in Tuesday. That is, the attendance_date will be yesterday and checkout date is current date for the attendance accordingly to the activities
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