What's New

If something goes wrong while the app is talking to the server, you get an error message instead of a spinner that keeps turning.

The employee app keeps running when saving company notes to the device or handling a server response fails.

A nightly check recalculates closed periods and corrects any report totals that drifted, without anyone having to ask.

A merge no longer leaves overlapping salary, branch, work-time or schedule periods behind, so the merged employee's reports stay correct.

Both now read only the period you asked for, which cuts loading time noticeably for companies with long attendance histories.

A note or Trust Box message with accented characters could interrupt the nightly notification emails; it no longer does.

Checks against yearly absence pools now follow the selected range instead of being influenced by the time of the request.

The API adds a property that matches the web app's hours rounding and leaves out deleted employees by default.

The settings for automatic arrival and departure adjustments were laid out again to make each option easier to find.

If your session has expired, saving column, summary or export preferences now says so instead of quietly discarding them.

A new report brings time and activity across all projects together in one place.

The task detail report was rebuilt so time spent on each task is easier to read and compare.

The detailed scans export to Excel now covers edge cases that could leave rows missing from the file.

The change log inside the app loads in pages, so long histories open quickly.

The employee app on Android opens noticeably quicker, most of all on the first launch after an update.

A new figure next to Salary adds bonuses, available as a summary column, a per-day row and a breakdown in the day tooltip.

The attendance dialog shows the manual breaks already on a record and updates them instead of adding a second copy.

Fixed an occasional sign-in error when opening the bonuses and surcharges tab.

Record several breaks on one attendance record; overlapping breaks are rejected as you type.

A forced report recalculation no longer reads attendance and absences that were already removed.

Employee name, report title and month now sit on a single line.

Define rules that create employee bonuses from monthly attendance data; generated bonuses stay fully editable.

Cumulative overtime in the mobile app is calculated the same way as in the administration.

Employees can be paid a fixed amount per month regardless of hours worked, alongside the existing hourly rates.

The top panel loses its card styling and gains icons on its action buttons.

Drag report columns into the order you want and build your own columns from existing values.

A compact filter bar with a period pill, chips for active filters and an add-filter panel.

Discuss a task in a comment thread, attach photos, and assign the same task to several employees.

Open a cell to see worked versus planned time, breaks, absences and projects for that day.

Editing a published week automatically starts a new draft, so you no longer create one by hand first.

Both dates are shown in the list, the detail view and reports.

A compact breadcrumb shows where you are, with the page description moved into a tooltip.

The system warns before attendance is recorded outside the contract period of an employee.

The week you are viewing is now prominent at the top of the page.

Opening the planner without the module enabled shows an explanation instead of an empty page.

An archived template leaves the library, but every shift already planned from it keeps its name, colour and rules.

A month heatmap, summary chips, a collapsible day table and a day timeline replace the old list view.

Pending requests show as chips in the employee-day cell and can be accepted or declined on the spot.

Morning shifts disappeared from the calendar report on days whose evening shift ended after midnight.

Employees mark the days they want to work or cannot work, and the requests reach the planner.

Cells with notes show a badge; hovering or clicking it opens the note.

Open the attendance and absence editor from any employee-day cell without leaving the planner.

Each shift template defines how overtime is counted on the days it covers.

Plan shifts on a weekly grid, publish them to employees, and use published shifts as the basis for expected working time.

Companies working without branches can now open the calendar and project breakdown tabs.

Employees see their planned shifts on their phone.

Reuse an existing week as the starting point for another one.

The planner shows exact absence type names, lets you approve or decline a request inline, and allows shifts on absence days.

Each shift template carries its own break and rounding rules, applied to reports for shift-planned days.

Administrators see a full chronological log of who locked, edited or unlocked which period and when.