Filtering between Sites on Time Clock

Permission Level: All Users

Device: Tablet

This article is designed for all users accessing via tablet.

 


How to filter between sites on Time Clock


Filtering between sites on the Time Clock is a simple way to manage and view site-specific data in RosterElf. This article explains how to filter your sites, making it easier to focus on relevant information. By following these steps, you can quickly select and view the details you need for each site.


1. How to filter sites on Time Clock


This section explains how to use the filter option on the Time Clock to display data for specific sites. This ensures only relevant sites are visible on the tablet.


1.1 Steps to filter sites


Follow these steps to filter sites on RosterElf's Time Clock:

1.1.1 Click the Filter icon on the main view of RosterElf's Time Sheet.

1.1.2 A list of sites will appear on the tablet screen.

1.1.3 Select the site(s) you want to display from the list.


FAQs about filtering sites on Time Clock


1. How do I filter sites on the Time Clock in RosterElf?
To filter sites on the Time Clock, tap the Filter icon on the main screen. A list of available sites will appear. Select the sites you want to view, and the Time Clock will display data for only those sites.

2. Can I filter multiple sites at once on the Time Clock?
Yes, you can filter multiple sites simultaneously. Simply select all the sites you wish to view from the list after tapping the Filter icon.

3. Why should I filter sites on the Time Clock?
Filtering sites helps you focus on specific site data, reducing unnecessary information and improving efficiency when managing staff and rosters across multiple locations.

4. Is the site filter feature available on all Time Clock devices?
Yes, the site filter feature is available on all devices that support the RosterElf Time Clock app, including tablets and smartphones.

5. What happens if I don’t select any site while filtering?
If no site is selected, the Time Clock will display all available sites by default, ensuring you don't miss any data.

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