1. Set your working pattern
Define working days, the weekly off, public holidays and the statuses your team uses, including half day and on-duty. Teams that skip on-duty end up marking genuine customer days as absent, which destroys trust in the record within a fortnight.
2. Decide what is captured, and publish it
Choose whether check-in captures a location point, who may view it, and how long it is kept. Write that down and share it before switching anything on.
3. Reps check in from the mobile app
One tap at the start of the day and one at the end. In a low-coverage area the entry is stored on the device and synced later with the original timestamp intact.
4. Leave is requested and approved in the same place
A rep raises leave, the manager approves or declines, and approved days appear on the calendar the same hour.
5. Gaps are flagged the same day
A missing check-out or a late start surfaces immediately, and a supervisor regularises it with a reason.
6. Review the month by exception
Export the summary for payroll, then read the calendar for patterns: repeated absences, and present days with no logged activity.