Set Up Timekeeping Setting Defaults
You must have these permissions to view and edit timekeeping settings:
- timekeeping.settings.read
- timekeeping.settings.write
Workday VNDLY admins can set up default values for timekeeping settings that apply to all work orders within the tenant. These defaults ensure consistent settings when contractors submit their time. When a contractor is onboarded to a new work order, their timesheet inherits these defaults if there are no specific timekeeping setting rules for that work order.
Admins can create rules to apply timekeeping settings in specific scenarios. Settings on the
Timekeeping Settings
page that are marked with a gray icon can be used in new rules, and settings marked with a blue icon are used in at least 1 active rule. See Create Timekeeping Settings Rules. - From the header, select .
- From theTimekeepingsection, clickTimekeeping Settings.
- Complete theContractor Timekeeping Settingssection:These settings apply to theContractor Timekeeping Settingssection of contractors’ profiles.OptionDescriptionTimesheet TypeSelect the type of timesheet that you want contractors to use:
- Summary
- Time In/Out
- Clock & Assign
SelectingTime In/OutorClock & Assigndisplays additional options.Timesheet ClassificationIf you selectManual, you can modify these additional timesheet fields:- Show Premium Rates on Timesheet
- Block Timesheet if Overtime Insufficient
Week Starts at TimeThe time that the contractor's work week should start.Show Premium Rates on TimesheetIndicate whether you want to display the shift premium rates selection box on the timesheet. This field only displays if you selected aTimesheet ClassificationofManual.Block Timesheet if Overtime is insufficientThis field only displays if you selected aTimesheet ClassificationofManual.Indicate whether you want to prevent contractors from submitting timesheets with insufficient overtime logged.Example: A contractor has a profile that enables them to enter overtime after they work 40 hours in 1 week. If they try to enter 48 hours of regular or non-overtime hours, VNDLY requires the contractor to reallocate the additional 8 hours.Disable Time import ValidationsIndicate whether you want to disable time validations.If you select this check box, imported time sheets become read-only and you can’t make changes.We recommend you use this setting if you’re capturing and classifying time outside of VNDLY.Week Starts on DayThe day of the week that the contractor's work week should start. - Complete theTimesheetssection:Any changes that you make to these settings apply automatically to future work orders and timesheets.OptionDescriptionUnit of Time EntryThis field only displays if you selected aTimesheet TypeofSummaryand aTimesheet ClassificationofManual.Indicate if you want workers with aDailypay type to enter time inHoursorDays. See Concept: Units of Time Entry for Summary Timesheets.Partial Day EntryThis field only displays if you selected aUnit of Time EntryofDays.Indicate the values that users with aDailypay type can enter on their timesheets:
- Only Allow Whole Days: Entries can include 0 or 1 days.
- Allow Half Days: Entries can include 0, 0.5, or 1 days.
- Allow Quarter Days: Entries can include 0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, or 1 days.
Approval StrategyEnables you to configure approvals for both work order and workflow approvals.Manager is not a Time ApproverWhen checked, the resource manager from the work order isn't a time approver by default and must be added to a workflow approval rule as one if necessary.Zero Hour Requires ApprovalWhen checked, timesheets submitted with zero hours must be approved.Allow Bulk ApprovalsWhen checked, approvals can be completed for more than 1 timesheet at a time.Message of the DayEnter a freeform message to display on timesheets.Allow Vendors to View TimesheetsWhen checked, vendors can view timesheets.Allow Vendors to Upload TimesheetsWhen checked, vendors can upload timesheets.Non-Working Day(s) in a WeekIf you have workers with aMonthlypay type, you can select the days per week when they don’t typically work, such as Saturday and Sunday. This helps ensure that workers’ pay isn’t incorrectly pro-rated on these days. - Complete theTime Adjustment & Submissionsection:OptionDescriptionAllow the Program Team to Adjust TimesheetsWhen checked, the program team is able to adjust timesheets.Program Team Adjustment Tolerance in WeeksThis field only displays if the box forAllow the Program Team to Adjust Timesheetsis checked.Indicates the number of weeks after the timesheet week that a submitted timesheet can be modified..Program Team Submission Tolerance in WeeksIndicates the number of weeks after the timesheet week that a timesheet can be submitted.Allow Contractors to Adjust TimesheetsWhen checked, contractors are able to adjust timesheets.Contractor Adjustment Tolerance in WeeksThis field only displays if the box forAllow Contractors to Adjust Timesheetsis checked.Indicates the number of weeks after the timesheet week that a submitted timesheet can be modified.Contractor Submission Tolerance in WeeksIndicates the number of weeks after the timesheet week that a timesheet can be submitted. Example: If you enter 2, a contractor who works on the first week of the month will have until the end of the third week to submit their timesheet.Allow Vendors to Adjust TimesheetsWhen checked, vendors are able to adjust timesheets.Vendor Adjustment Tolerance in WeeksThis field only displays if the box forAllow Vendors to Adjust Timesheetsis checked.Indicates the number of weeks after the timesheet week that a submitted timesheet can be modified.Vendor Submission Tolerance in WeeksIndicates the number of weeks after the timesheet week that a timesheet can be submitted.
- Configure the remaining sections:Timesheet Reminder,Timesheet Notifications, andTimesheet Custom Fields.
- ConfigureLock Out Settings.TheGlobal Lock Datemust be the date before the first date that workers can enter time, which ensures that no time is entered before the Go Live date. Example: Monday, January 3 is the go live date and no time should be allowed before. You would enter January 2.