Scheduling and attendance
Attendance, approved and accounted for
Clock-in, clock-out, timesheet approval, agency backfill, and exception handling: the operations side of getting shifts actually staffed.
Good rotas still go wrong on the day
Governance plans the shift. Operations has to make it actually happen.
Late clock-ins not captured
A staff member arrives 47 minutes late. The manager forgets to note it. By Friday, payroll runs as scheduled hours and the exception is invisible.
No-shows handled in WhatsApp
Sickness call to the manager's mobile, frantic agency call, cover dispatched verbally. None of it lands in any system that an inspector can audit.
Timesheet approvals delayed
Manager is on shift, no time to approve. Payroll runs on incomplete data. Corrections happen the following month and trust in the numbers erodes.
How attendance works
Four connected steps from scheduled shift to approved timesheet to payroll. Each step is a working primitive, not a concept.
Shift scheduled
Today's shifts are fed in from Staffing Governance, already baseline-validated and role-checked. Operations starts where governance ends.
CQC Regulation 17: handover from governance to operationsStaff clock in
Staff clock in on Peepil mobile. Timestamp is server-recorded, GPS location is optional but verified, and the entry is immutable from the moment it lands.
CQC Regulation 17(2)(c): accurate, contemporaneous recordsExceptions flagged
Late, no-show, early-out, exception: every variance is surfaced with the action it requires. Nothing is lost in WhatsApp or in a manager's memory.
CQC Regulation 17: exception capture and audit trailTimesheet approved
Manager signs off the weekly timesheet. Overtime, agency cost, exceptions are itemised. Once approved, it feeds payroll automatically. One source of truth, no rekeying.
CQC Regulation 17: approved record into HR OperationsSix attendance capabilities
Each one contributes to the same operational record. Nothing lives in WhatsApp.
Mobile clock-in / clock-out
Staff clock in on Peepil mobile. Server-recorded timestamps, optional GPS verification, immutable from the moment of capture.
Exception flagging
Late, no-show, early-out, exception. Every variance surfaces with the action it requires. Nothing lost in WhatsApp.
Timesheet approval queue
Manager queue with approve, query, and reject actions. Overtime, agency, and exceptions itemised per timesheet.
Agency backfill tracking
Agency cover dispatched and tracked with cost delta. Permanent vs agency hours visible per location and pay period.
Overtime accrual
Contract threshold tracking and overtime accrual recorded per shift. Working time rules surfaced before they breach.
Payroll handoff
Approved timesheets feed HR Operations payroll automatically. One source of truth, no rekeying.
Connected to enforcement
Attendance is the bridge between governance and payroll. It does not live alone.
The shift already exists when operations begins. Baseline-validated, role-checked, training-checked. Operations starts where governance ends.
Once a manager signs off the weekly timesheet, it feeds payroll automatically. Hours, overtime, agency cost: one record, no rekeying.
Every flagged exception is logged, timestamped, and attached to the audit trail. CQC sees patterns, not anecdotes.
Regulatory context
CQC Regulation 17: records and evidence
Regulation 17(2)(c) requires accurate, complete and contemporaneous records of each service user and of the management of the regulated activity. An attendance log filled in afterwards from memory is not contemporaneous. A mobile clock-in with a server timestamp is.
Scheduling and attendance is the operational layer that produces those records, paired with staffing governance for the planning side and HR operations for the payroll handoff.
Connected to every other module
Attendance is downstream of governance, upstream of payroll. The whole loop is one record.
Clock-in logged
Server-recorded timestamps from Peepil mobile, not filled in afterwards from memory
Exceptions surfaced
Late, no-show, early-out flagged with required action, not lost in WhatsApp
Timesheet → payroll
Approved timesheets feed HR Operations automatically, with one source of truth and no rekeying
Scheduling and attendance questions
What care providers ask about clock-in, exceptions, agency backfill, and payroll handoff.
See attendance in your environment
A demonstration tailored to your shift patterns, your exception workflow, and your payroll handoff.