See your hours
In the app, Time history shows each week's entries, the time you worked and whether a manager approved the week. On the web, you see this week only.
Your hours are in the Shift Amp app, on the Time history screen: each week's entries, the time you worked, and whether a manager has approved the week. On the web, the Time clock page shows this week's entries only.
In the app
- Select the Today tab (the house icon), then select Time clock.
- Select View time history.
- Read the week at the top: the time worked, your breaks, the number of entries, and whether the week is approved.
- To see another week, select Previous or Next. To come back, select This week.
- To see an entry's punches and breaks, select the entry.
The approval line reads "Approved by a manager", "Reopened for corrections" or "Not approved yet". You also get a notification when a manager approves your week (Timecard approved) or reopens it (Timecard reopened).
An entry can carry labels:
- "Open session": you're still clocked in. Its time counts once you clock out.
- "Unscheduled": it isn't linked to a shift on the schedule.
- "Recorded offline": a punch was saved on your phone and synced later.
- "Excluded from totals": a manager left it out of your totals. It still shows here.
- "Awaiting manager review": a manager will check it. A flag describes the record, not you.
On the web
- In the left menu, select Time clock.
- Scroll down past the clock to this week's entries.
You see your total for the week and a row for each entry: date, location, position, clock-in and clock-out times, and time worked. The web doesn't show earlier weeks or whether the week is approved, so use the app for those.
What the numbers mean
- An entry's total runs from clock-in to clock-out. Its worked time counts or subtracts breaks, depending on how your workplace counts them.
- An entry that's still open isn't in the week's total yet.
- These are your punches, not your pay. Shift Amp doesn't calculate pay, and your manager reviews and approves each week.
If something looks wrong, see Report a problem with a time entry.
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