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Attendance report

The monthly attendance summary: per employee, how many days they worked, how many hours, how often they were late, and how much of it was leave.

Menu path Report › Attendance report

Address https://hub.cnvconnect.com/reports/hr/attendance

Permission attendance_list:view

Who uses it HR, payroll, managers

The screen

The attendance report with month and year pickers, compute and export buttons, the monthly chart and the detail table

  1. Title and period — the attendance report with the month and year pickers and how many working days the month has. Compute attendance beside them recalculates the month from the underlying records.
  2. Export Excel — downloads the detail table.
  3. Columns — employee, working days (worked against expected), total hours, late days, minutes late, penalties, times left early, leave days and absences.
  4. A row — one employee's month.
Between the header and the table sit the **monthly chart** (lateness per employee across the month, so outliers stand out before you read a single row) and the headline tiles: total late days, total minutes late, and how many employees were late at all.

How to…

Close the month

  1. Select the month and select Compute attendance.
  2. Check the absent column for anything unexplained, and clear it through corrections or leave.
  3. Recompute, then Export Excel for payroll.

Investigate one employee

Filter to them and compare their working days against the expected number. Then open the weekly timesheet for the same month to see which days went wrong.

Notes

  • Compute is what turns raw punches into the summary. If you changed a shift, a rule or a correction after the last computation, run it again.
  • Penalties come from the rules in Late penalties; an empty column means no rule is attached to those shifts.
  • Working days show as worked / expected, and the expected number comes from the roster and the holiday calendar.

CNV Connect — people, attendance and operations in one workspace.