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The active range time is calculated based on the start and end times of activity detected by WorkMeter software (first and last events of the day). Generally, the first event of the day corresponds to turning on the PC + login, and the last event corresponds to turning off the PC.
“Activity” refers to the time spent interacting with the computer (online time) or away from it, reported manually through idle tracking (offline time).
Time spent actively working on the computer, i.e., real activity. Online activity data is collected automatically and almost in real-time, enabling fully objective analysis.
When users stop interacting with the PC, time management software detects that a break has started. When the user returns to their computer and starts working again (pressing a key or moving the mouse), a pop-up window appears with two options to choose from: "Work" and "Personal". When "Work" is selected, the time is added to activity, and when "Personal" is selected, it is not.
This refers to the expected activity for a workgroup. The administrator or the group manager should configure this information. For example, in the accounting department, some employees may work 8 hours while others only work 4 hours. Therefore, two sub-groups will be created:
Full-time accounting with an expected 8 hours
Part-time accounting with an expected 4 hours
This concept represents the employee’s ability to concentrate. It shows the average time an employee has spent uninterrupted on an application without switching to a different one.