Virtual TimeClock Support Blog
2022 End-of-year TimeClock Checklist
The start of a new year is right around the corner and you don’t want it to catch you unprepared. We’ve put together a list of Payroll & Ti...
Virtual TimeClock 22 Support for macOS 13 Ventura
Virtual TimeClock 22 is our first release fully compatible with Apple computers running macOS 13 Ventura. Our 22.1.1 release on November 3, 2022 fixes...
Simplified Management of Missed Clock Outs
Virtual TimeClock 22 adds twenty-four practical enhancements. One of our favorites will save you time and eliminate errors when managing users that ha...
Simplifying Timecard Review and Approval
Reviewing and modifying employee timecards during Payroll Approval is much easier in Virtual TimeClock 22. This new functionality encourages more thou...
Virtual TimeClock 22 is Now Available
Virtual TimeClock 22 was released on November 2, 2022. This new release includes compatibility with the latest software releases from Microsoft, Apple...
How to Recover TimeClock Data From a Crashed Computer
If your TimeClock computer crashes, it is important to make sure you know all your options before moving forward. This article will help you determine...
Exporting Program Logs
Virtual TimeClock’s Program Logs are one of your most powerful tools for keeping track of important changes happening with your TimeClock. Program Log...
My TimeClock Windows are Opening as a New Tab (macOS)
Are tabs opening in the main Virtual TimeClock window instead of separately in their own windows? A setting labeled “Prefer tabs” in System Preference...
What is a “Paid With a Limit” Break?
Virtual TimeClock Pro and Network editions provide break settings that allow you to limit the amount of time a break will be paid. In Virtual TimeCloc...
Retroactive Pay: Paying Employees for Missed Hours
Virtual TimeClock makes it easy to correct a timecard. For a guide on editing timecards before payroll, click here. But what happens if you have alrea...
