EXEBA-TAMS™ Time & Attendance software is a "Real-Time" time & attendance system. Anytime an employee clocks in or out, your host computer is immediately updated. Or you can easily setup EXEBA-TAMS™ to poll information from a data terminal.
Hardware worries are not a problem because EXEBA-TAMS™ Time & Attendance software was programmed to run seamlessly with the swipe readers hand held data terminals, etc. All time clock functions are easily controlled by , EXEBA-TAMS™ on your host computer.
Main features:
- Creates and keeps track of employee data, schedules, departments, employees absences and holidays
- Allows customization of work week and schedule rules
- Allows editing of time sheet data:
- Automates weekly payroll calculations
- Provides scheduling by employee for every day of the week
- Prevents early and late clock time
- Allows adding a grace period to the scheduled time
- Provides on-line schedule validation of every employee clock in/out
- Generates an Exceptions report of all missed clock in/out, out-of-schedule clock in/out
- Time and Attendance Reports: Exceptions, Absences, Daily, Weekly and Summary Reports
- Listings: Department, Employees, Holiday Listing Report
- Allows filtering of report data by department, employee and date
- Send and receive data from single or multiple readers
- Downloads and uploads employee and schedule information for access control
- Polls different types of readers
- Programs the reader by sending commands
- Easily configure the following options: magstripe, barcode, speaker, LEDs, time and date
- Import and export of employee and time sheet data
- Import function allows field mapping
- Select the import and export format (text, Access, FoxPro)
- Automate import/export steps by using templates
- Archiving & Unarchiving
- Remote Polling of the ATS Time Clock
- Control Clock from Menu Driven Command
- Customize your Workweek Definition and Schedule Rules
- Customize Clock Messages
- Create Employee Barcoded Badges
- Limits user access to the software through password security
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