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Call us! 02 8123 2105
You may want the option to round start and finish times for your roster. Instead of employees check-in and out times being shown by the
If you haven’t already, allow Urhere to connect to Xero (click here), and sync your employees (click here). It is recommended that you match the
The reason why you would want to set employee training requirements is to have control of which employees in your roster have the correct requirements
Disabling the permission “Edit System Settings” to a manager could be suitable for your business if you don’t want to allow them access to more
You might not want a manager to be able to view the wages of other managers and employees in your business. The “Can View Wages”
The ability to “Edit and Add Employees” could be suitable for some managers of your business, but not all. By ticking this option it will
The approving and exporting timesheets permissions allows for the review and processing of timesheets, and export functions of the timesheet data into Xero or Excel.
On Urhere, setting availability is easy. Keep track of your business by managing the dates and times for which your employees are able, and unable
To restore an employee that has been deleted previously, go to the “Account” dropdown menu and select “Employees”. At the top of the screen there
To re-match or sync new employees from Xero, browse to the integration tab in the Settings page. Click on the “Re-sync Employees” button: Employee Matching
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Urhere was built and founded in Lane Cove, originally inhabited by the Cam-mer-ray-gal Group of the Ku-ring-gai Aboriginal Tribe. We acknowledge and pay respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this land and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.