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How to Set Up and Use Time Rounding in Your BusyBusy Account (Web and Mobile)

This article explains how to set up and use time rounding in your BusyBusy account for Web and Mobile.

BusyBusy tracks exact time by default, so you will know exactly what time an employee clocks in, performs a switch, goes on break and clocks out. But what if you wanted the time to be rounded instead? You’re in luck! BusyBusy offers the option for time rounding within your company settings. This article will guide you through how you can set up and use time rounding in your BusyBusy account. Let’s get started!

You must be an Admin or have the permission to Manage Company Settings enabled in order to access the Time Rounding feature in your account.

Step One: Enabling the Time Rounding Feature on Web

  • On the left navigation menu, scroll down to the bottom and select Settings

  • Select Time Keeping

  • Scroll down and select Time Rounding

  • Click on the check box to enable

Step Two: Choose the Time Rounding Type

  • Click on the drop down menu to choose which type of rounding you prefer

  • There are four types of time rounding:

    • Nearest: Will round to the nearest time interval you select. For example, if you choose the nearest 15 minutes and an employee clocks in at 7:12 AM it will round the time to 7:15 AM. If they clock in at 7:06 AM it will round to 7:00 AM.

    • Round Down: Will round the time down by the time interval you have chosen. For example, if you choose to round down by 5 minutes and an employee clocks in at 7:07 AM it will round down to 7:02 AM. If they clock out at 4:03 PM it will round down to 3:58 PM.

    • Round Up: Will round the time up by the time interval you have chosen. For example, if you choose to round up by 5 minutes and an employee clocks in at 7:03 AM it will round up to 7:08 AM. If they clock out at 4:01 PM it will round up to 4:06 PM.

    • Employee Favorable: The time will round down on clock in, round up on clock out, and round breaks to the nearest time interval.

Step Three: Choose the Interval

  • Click on the drop down menu to choose which time interval you prefer

  • There are 5 time intervals available:

    • 5 minutes, 6 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, and 30 minutes

  • Click on Update once you have made your selections

How to Enable Time Rounding on Mobile

Step One: Locating and Enabling Time Rounding on Mobile

  • Click on the hamburger icon (three horizontal lines) in the upper left corner

  • Scroll down to the Settings

  • Click on Time Keeping

  • Scroll down and select the Rounding Time option

  • Toggle the button to the right to enable

Step Two: Choose the Time Rounding Type

  • Click on the drop down menu to choose which type of rounding you prefer

  • There are four types of time rounding:

    • Nearest: Will round to the nearest time interval you select. For example, if you choose the nearest 15 minutes and an employee clocks in at 7:12 AM it will round the time to 7:15 AM. If they clock in at 7:06 AM it will round to 7:00 AM.

    • Round Down: Will round the time down by the time interval you have chosen. For example, if you choose to round down by 5 minutes and an employee clocks in at 7:07 AM it will round down to 7:02 AM. If they clock out at 4:03 PM it will round down to 3:58 PM.

    • Round Up: Will round the time up by the time interval you have chosen. For example, if you choose to round up by 5 minutes and an employee clocks in at 7:03 AM it will round up to 7:08 AM. If they clock out at 4:01 PM it will round up to 4:06 PM.

    • Employee Favorable: The time will round down on clock in, round up on clock out, and round breaks to the nearest time interval.

Step Three: Choose the Interval

  • Click on the drop down menu to choose which time interval you prefer

  • There are five time intervals available:

    • 5 minutes, 6 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, and 30 minutes

Good to Know: When using Time Rounding, every entry will be rounded. This means clock ins, clock outs, switches, breaks, and manual entries will all be rounded. If you are making corrections to a time entry that correction will be rounded as well.

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