Human Resources
Last update:
07/21/2026
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HR Overview
- Introduction to HR
- Employees, Departments & Contracts
- Time Off & Attendance
- HR Reporting
- Onboarding, Offboarding & Appraisals
Employees & Organization
Onboarding, Offboarding & Appraisals
Time Off & Attendance
Reporting & Analysis
HR Reporting
HR Reporting
HR Analysis
Go to Employees > Reporting > HR Analysis. Pivot with:
- Dimensions: Department, Job Position, Manager, Contract Type, Tags.
- Measures: Number of Employees, Total Wage Cost, Male/Female/Other.
- Filters: Active Employees Only, Department, Date Hired Range.
Time Off Analysis
Go to Time Off > Reporting > Time Off Analysis.
- Dimensions: Employee, Department, Time Off Type, Status.
- Measures: Number of Days, Number of Requests.
- Track absenteeism rates by department.
Attendance Analysis
Go to Attendance > Reporting > Attendance Analysis.
- Dimensions: Employee, Department, Day of Week, Hour.
- Measures: Worked Hours, Late Minutes, Early Departure Minutes.
- Export for payroll processing.
Turnover & Headcount
Compare headcount and departures over time (using the departure date logged during offboarding) to calculate turnover rate by department — a key metric for spotting a team with a retention problem before it shows up in performance numbers.
Best Practices
- Keep employee records up to date (emergency contacts, documents).
- Run the auto-allocation scheduler yearly for time off balances.
- Review overtime patterns using attendance analysis.
- Use the org chart to understand reporting lines before reorganizing.
- Run onboarding/offboarding checklists every time, even for "obvious" hires and departures — most access/equipment issues happen when a step is skipped because "this one is simple".
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