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Edit Assignments in the Time Clock

Make sure your Time Clock is assigned to the right smart groups/users.

Shoshana Fleischmann avatar
Written by Shoshana Fleischmann
Updated over a month ago

In Connecteam, we want to ensure that managers can assign each Time Clock to the relevant employees. A Time Clock can be assigned to either smart groups or selected users. Let's understand how exactly to edit the assignment of a time clock so only the right employees have access to it.

In this article we'll cover:

Smart Groups vs Selected Users

  • Smart Groups: assigning the Time Clock to a Smart Group is a dynamic assignment that applies both to existing and future users. This means that each time you add a new user they will automatically be assigned the relevant Time Clock based on the smart groups they are a part of.

  • Selected Users: assigning the Time Clock to selected users is a static assignment, meaning the feature is only assigned to the employees selected at the time of assignment. Each time you add a new employee, you will need to edit the Time Clock assignments and assign them to the new users.  

How to Edit the Assignments of the Time Clock

To edit the assignments of the Time Clock:

  1. Log in to your admin dashboard

  2. Access the Time Clock feature from the left sidebar

  3. Hover over the relevant clock, click on the three dots in its bottom left corner, and choose Edit Assignments

  4. Select either Smart Groups or Select Users and continue to the next step

  5. Choose the needed groups or individual users, depending on the selection made in the previous step

  6. Review the publish settings

    1. Decide if you want to send them a push notification with a custom message

    2. Decide if the new assignment should appear on their feed

  7. Confirm the new assignments.

  8. All done - now only the relevant employees can access the time clock!

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