Labor metric clocks

Example 1: No manual clock found in look-back period

In this example:

The MAX_OFF_TIME registry value is 8.
The CONSIDER_WORK_SUMMARY_OVERRIDES registry value is true.
The employee has recorded a pending timecode MEAL clock on January 13 at 02:00.
The employee has a manual ON clock override with a timestamp of January 13 at 02:01.
The employee's Day Start Timeis 00:00.

Since the manual clock is found outside the look-back period, it is ignored and the pending clock is posted to the January 13 work summary.

Example 2: Manual clock found in look-back period and posted to Day 1

In this example:

The MAX_OFF_TIME registry value is 8.
The CONSIDER_WORK_SUMMARY_OVERRIDES registry value is true.
The employee has recorded a pending timecode MEAL clock on January 13 at 02:00.
The employee has a manual ON clock override with a timestamp of January 12 at 23:00.
The manual clock has been posted to the January 12 timesheet.
The employee's Day Start Time is 00:00.

Since the manual clock is found within the look-back period and was posted on January 12, the pending clock is posted to the January 12 work summary. The final result is 23:00 ON, 02:00 MEAL on January 12.

Example 3: Manual clock found in look-back period and posted to Day 2

In this example:

The MAX_OFF_TIME registry value is 8.
The CONSIDER_WORK_SUMMARY_OVERRIDES registry value is true.
The employee has recorded a pending timecode MEAL clock on January 13 at 02:00.
The employee has a manual ON clock override with a timestamp of January 12 at 23:00.
The manual clock has been posted to the January 13 timesheet.
The employee's Day Start Time is 00:00.

Since the manual clock is found within the look-back period and was posted on January 13, the pending clock is posted to the January 13 work summary. The final result is 23:00 ON, 02:00 MEAL on January 13.