Virtual TimeClock Support Blog
2021 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 by surprise. We’ve compiled a list of Payroll & Timecard rel...
2021 Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday, November 7th
Autumn is in full swing here at Redcort and that comes with pumpkin pie, fall leaves, and the reminder that the end of Daylight Saving Time is nearly...
Virtual TimeClock on Windows 11
Microsoft has made some big changes in their latest Windows OS release, Windows 11. You’ll find an all-new redesigned user interface and widgets. Alth...
Error While Checking For Updates
Recent security enhancements on our web servers are preventing older versions of Virtual TimeClock 18 and 19 from automatically receiving software upd...
Audit Logs in Virtual TimeClock
Have you ever wondered if a timecard was edited, and if so, who made the changes? Virtual TimeClock records all timecard entry modifications in your A...
What is the Current Period?
In Virtual TimeClock, the current period is the date range of your open payroll period. The current period is defined and set in your Payroll Setting...
Virtual TimeClock with Windows 10 in S mode
Are you getting this message when you try to install Virtual TimeClock on a new Windows computer? The message above means your computer is running Win...
Entering Your License Key
When you purchase Virtual TimeClock, upgrade your existing license or renew Premier Support you are sent an email with a new license key. Entering th...
Administrator Password Reset
If you are the time clock administrator for your company, you know that people forget passwords all the time. As an administrator, you have the abili...
Why You Should Never Delete Users
It is tempting to delete users from Virtual TimeClock when those employees no longer work for your company; however, we recommend making them inactive...
