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Customizable Attendance Types for Accurate Time Tracking

Configure break types that reflect how teams take breaks while supporting accurate time and payroll tracking.
Break Types Defined

Break Types Defined

Set up different types of breaks to structure employee shift schedules effectively
Create New Break

Create New Break

Add custom break types to match your organization’s work patterns and policies
Edit or Manage Breaks

Edit or Manage Breaks

Update, activate, or disable existing break types to keep schedules accurate and up to date

FAQs

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Find your answers to these frequently asked questions

What are break types in TimeLive?

Break types define how different rest periods-such as meal breaks or short breaks-are recorded during the workday. They help organizations structure break tracking consistently across teams and shifts.

Yes. TimeLive allows you to define both paid and unpaid break types so that work hours, break time, and payroll calculations remain accurate.
Break types can be applied across shifts, roles, or locations based on your workforce setup. This ensures consistent break tracking regardless of schedule differences.
Yes. Break types are reflected in timesheets and reports, ensuring total work hours are calculated correctly and aligned with payroll rules.
Yes. Break types can be assigned based on role or policy, allowing managers to control availability and ensure consistent use across teams.
All break activity is recorded and included in reports, giving managers visibility into break usage patterns and compliance.
Yes. Structured break tracking helps organizations support labor regulations by accurately recording rest periods and work hours.
Yes. Break types work with TimeLive’s web and mobile tracking options, allowing teams to record breaks from any work location.
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