- User Management
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Employee Management
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How to create a new employee in BC Time
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Setting up Overtime Rules
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How to add employee(s) to a group
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Setting of employment date
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Employee future start / end date
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Setting up employee(s) pin in BC Time
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Setting employee(s) privilege in BC Time
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Making employees inactive in BC Time
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Managing Leave in BC Time
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Columns to view employee and enrollment information
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Employees bulk update to overtime rule(s)
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Deleting Overtime Rule(s) & Shift(s)
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Duplicating Overtime Rule(s) & Shift(s)
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- Reporting
- Devices
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Setup
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Setting up Google Authenticator
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Using Google Authenticator: iOS and Android
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Setting up your plans and billing
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How to setup Plans and Billing in BC Time
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How to create departments in BC Time
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How to set your 2-step verification to email
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Accommodating day and night shift overtime
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Understanding Overtime approval 'Daily' reports
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Understanding Overtime approval 'Period' reports
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- Payroll
- Enrollment
- Device Communication
- Binary City Time Version 2
Creating an extra user in Binary City Time
Step 1. Once you logged in to BC Time, click on Manage , then click on Manage under sub heading User(s)
There you will see your existing Users (If any)
Step 2: Next you click on the vertical ellipses and then click on New on your left side, as shown on the screenshots below.
Step 3: Fill in the details of the Person you want to add as a User under the General tab.
Note that all fields marked with an asterisk (*) is compulsory.
Work through all the tabs at the top to ensure that you fill in all the required info.
You must please assign a password to the user. When the user log in the first time, you'll need to provide that "first time login password" to the user. The system would automatically guide the user upon first login, to reset the password to a password not known to you.
Step 4: Next you click on the Language & region tab, here you select the language in which you wish work in.
Step 5: The Role membership and Group membership tabs are the most important tabs.
We recommend, that you make use of Groups to assign user roles to the system. It makes for much easier management of access levels in the system. If you make use of groups, you can skip the "role membership" tab and simply add the correct group or groups to the user.
If you give direct access to your users, simply indicate under the "Role membership" tab what access the user should have.
If you want the person to be able to make changes on his/her profile at a certain section you will have to choose Manage at that specific section and if you only want him/her to see what is going on but should not have access to make any changes you will have to choose View only.
Once you have completed Step 3 above, the person should go to BC Time to log in to their profile using the Email as username and the Temporary Password that the user was created with.
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