19A Time Collection Device Integration Activity Guide PDF

Oracle HCM Cloud: Time
Collection Device Integration
Activity Guide
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Table of Contents
Practices for Lesson 1: Course Overview ..................................................................................... 5

Practice for Lesson 1: Overview ..................................................................................................... 6
Practice 1-1: Student Numbers and Sign-Ins ................................................................................. 7
Practices for Lesson 2: Time Collection Device Overview .......................................................... 9
Practices for Lesson 2 .................................................................................................................... 10
Practices for Lesson 3: Web Clocks Buttons ................................................................................ 11
Practices for Lesson 3: Overview ................................................................................................... 12
Practice 3-1: Entering Time Using the Web Clock.......................................................................... 13
Instructor Practice 3-2: Generating and Viewing the Web Clock Time Card .................................. 14
Practices for Lesson 4: Time Collection Device Setup ................................................................ 17
Instructor Practice 4-1: Creating a Time Collection Device Supplier Lookup Code ....................... 19
Instructor Practice 4-2: Creating Supplier Device Event Lookup Codes ........................................ 20
Practice 4-3: Creating Time Device Event Mappings ..................................................................... 22
Practice 4-4: Creating a Time Device Event Mapping Set ............................................................. 24
Instructor Practice 4-5: Setting Shift Limits ..................................................................................... 25
Practice 4-6: Creating a Time Device Rule ..................................................................................... 27
Practice 4-7: Creating a Time Device Rule Set .............................................................................. 29
Practice 4-8: Creating a Time Submission Rule and Rule Set ....................................................... 30
Practices for Lesson 5: Processing Time Collection Device Events .......................................... 33
Practice 5-1: Configuring Export Data ............................................................................................ 35
Practice 5-2: Creating the Include as Direct Member Group .......................................................... 36
Practice 5-3: Creating a Time Device Processing Profile ............................................................... 38
Practice 5-4: Running the Export Time Device Data Configuration Process ................................. 40
Practices for Lesson 6: Mass Time Generation and Approval .................................................... 41
Practice 6-1: Generating Time Events ............................................................................................ 43
Practice 6-2: Generating a Time Card with Time Device Events ................................................... 47
Practices for Lesson 7: Resolving Time Entry Exceptions .......................................................... 49
Practice 7-1: Resolving Time Entry Exceptions .............................................................................. 51
Practice 7-2: Finalizing the Time Card ............................................................................................ 54
Practice 7-3: Approving the Time Card ........................................................................................... 57
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Practices for Lesson 8: Course Highlights .................................................................................... 59
Practices for Lesson 8 .................................................................................................................... 60
Appendix A: Instructor Demonstrations ........................................................................................ 61
Appendix A: Demonstrations Overview .......................................................................................... 62
Instructor Demonstration L3-1: Creating Web Clock Buttons ......................................................... 63
Instructor Demonstration L3-2: Configuring the Web Clock Layout ............................................... 65
Instructor Demonstration L4-1: Creating Time Device Event Mappings and Mapping Set ............ 68
Instructor Demonstration L4-2: Creating a Time Device Rule ........................................................ 70
Instructor Demonstration L4-3: Creating a Time Submission Rule ................................................ 72
Instructor Demonstration L6-1: Generating Time Events ............................................................... 74
Instructor Demonstration L6-2: Generating Time Entries ............................................................... 76
Instructor Demonstration L7-1: Resolving Exceptions by Worker .................................................. 78
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Practices for Lesson 1: Course
Overview
Practice for Lesson 1: Overview
Overview
This lesson contains the student numbers and sign-ins that you use throughout the practices
that are included in this course.
6 Practices for Lesson 1: Course Overview

Practice 1-1: Student Numbers and Sign-Ins
Assumptions
You will complete all practices for this course using the Firefox web browser.
Overview
Substitute the following information for the placeholders in the course lesson practices based on
the student number that your instructor assigns to you.
Student Your.Implementor Your.Worker Your.Approver Your.PrimaryShift
Number
TL01 HCM_IMPL1 Lindsay.Allen Brian.Joseph Day

TL02 HCM_IMPL2 Landy.Madrid Brian.Joseph Day
TL03 HCM_IMPL3 Anthony.Wesley Elizabeth.Mavery Standard Hours
TL04 HCM_IMPL4 Sam.Roundtree Frank.Pukta Standard Hours
TL05 HCM_IMPL5 Dianne.Zeigler Jack.Fisher Standard Hours
TL06 HCM_IMPL6 Janice.Demarco Elizabeth.Mavery Standard Hours
TL07 HCM_IMPL7 John.Schneider Matt.Wagner Standard Hours
TL08 HCM_IMPL8 Cathy.Rudolph Mitch.Blum Standard Hours
TL09 HCM_IMPL9 Elaine.Shoudy Linda.Swift Standard Hours
TL10 HCM_IMPL10 Elizabeth.Lewis Carol.Parry Standard Hours
TL11 HCM_IMPL11 Tim.Thompson Frank.Pukta Standard Hours
TL12 HCM_IMPL12 Harold.Chow Mitch.Blum Standard Hours
TL13 HCM_IMPL13 Ian.Hunter Matt.Wagner Standard Hours
TL14 HCM_IMPL14 Pam.Gardner Henry.Jones Standard Hours
TL15 HCM_IMPL15 Joseph.Thomas Brian Joseph Noon
TL16 HCM_IMPL16 Melissa.Howard Brian.Joseph Day
TL17 HCM_IMPL17 Christina.Ross Jack.Fisher Standard Hours
TL18 HCM_IMPL18 Stacey Byer Mitch.Blum Standard Hours
TL19 HCM_IMPL19 Harry.Christensen Mitch.Blum Standard Hours
TL20 HCM_IMPL20 Gloria.Daas Mitch.Blum Standard Hours
Note: If the time period that you are being instructed to create in the practices already exists,
then the Time and Labor with Payroll course has been run on the same environment for the
same week. Please create a time card for the next upcoming week.
Practices for Lesson 1: Course Overview 7

8 Practices for Lesson 1: Course Overview

Practices for Lesson 2: Time
Collection Device Overview
Practices for Lesson 2
There are no practices for this lesson.
10 Practices for Lesson 2: Time Collection Device Overview

Practices for Lesson 3: Web
Clocks Buttons
Practices for Lesson 3: Overview
Overview
In these practices, you complete the following tasks:
 Enter time using the web clock interface.
 Generate and view the web clock time card.
Note: The Responsive UI is enabled in this training environment. In order to enable the
Responsive UI and the Time and Labor self-service pages, you must create and enable the
following profile options:
 HCM_RESPONSIVE_PAGES_ENABLED
 HWM_WORKER_RESPONSIVE_PAGES_ENABLED
For more information on creating and enabling the profile options, refer to:
 The HCM Responsive User Experience Setup Information - Profile Options and
Displayed Fields (Document 2399671.1) white paper on My Oracle Support.
 The Oracle HCM Cloud: Extensibility course offered by Oracle University.
Prerequisites
The practices in this course build upon each other. If you are skipping them or performing them
out of sequence, you may not be able to successfully complete the tasks in this and other
practices.
Note: Throughout this class, use the Firefox browser to access the application.
12 Practices for Lesson 3: Web Clocks Buttons

Practice 3-1: Entering Time Using the Web Clock
Overview
In this practice, you enter time for the current date by using the web clock interface.
Assumptions
Time < 10 minutes
Tasks
1. Sign in and navigate.
a. Sign out and sign in as Your.Worker.
2. Enter time using the web clock.
a. On the Home page, click Me > Web Clock.
b. On the Web Clock page, click the Clock In button.
c. Wait for a few seconds.
d. Click the Out to Meal button.
e. Wait for a few seconds.
f. Click the In from Meal button.
g. Wait for a few seconds.
h. Click the Clock Out button.
i. If the Was a Meal Premium Provided? dialog box appears for you, follow steps j and
k, if not, go to step l.
j. In the Was a Meal Premium Provided? dialog box, select No.
k. Click Submit.
l. Notice the time events show as they are reported in the Daily Time Events section.
Practices for Lesson 3: Web Clocks Buttons 13

Instructor Practice 3-2: Generating and Viewing the Web Clock Time
Card
**********Warning: This practice must be done by only your instructor.**********

If you are taking this class as live virtual classroom or instructor-led training, your instructor
generates and views the web clock time card. If you are taking this class as training on demand,
complete the following task.
Overview
In this practice, you generate the time card from the web clock and review the time entries.
Assumptions
 Time < 5 minutes
 Replace XX with your student number (TL1...TL20) as assigned by your instructor.
Prerequisites
You must have completed the following practice before beginning this one:
 2-1 – Entering Time Using the Web Clock
Tasks
Sign out and sign in as Betty.Anderson.
2. Generate the web clock time card.
a. Click My Client Groups > Time Management.
b. On the Time Management work area, Tasks panel tab, click Manage Scheduled
Processes.
c. On the Manage Scheduled Processes page, click Schedule New Process.
1) In the Schedule New Process dialog box, search for and select Generate Time
Cards from Time Collection Devices.
2) Click OK.
3) On the Process Details dialog box, click Submit.
4) On the Confirmation dialog box, click OK.
d. On the Manage Scheduled Processes page, click the Refresh icon to confirm that
the process Succeeded.
e. Click Done.
3. View the web clock time card.
a. Click the Manage Time Cards tab.
b. In the Manage Time Cards page, Person Name field, enter Your.Worker.
c. In the From Date field, select Monday of the current week.

d. In the To Date field, select Monday of the next week.
e. Click Search.
f. In the Search Results section, check the time card period for the current week. Notice
that the status is Entered because you reported time for only one day.
g. Click the time card period.
1) In the Warning dialog box identifying insufficient rest shifts, click OK.
Note: You will see some invalid In time entry messages along with the insufficient
rest between shifts messages. These messages will not affect this activity.
2) On the Edit Time Card page, notice the payroll time types for the various time
entries. Although you didn't see the time attribute values on the web clock, the
time card includes them because of the web clock button definitions.
3) Click Cancel.
4) On the Warning dialog box, click Yes.
h. On the Manage Time Cards page, delete the time card for the current week to avoid
possible issues with later practices.
i. In the Warning dialog box, click Yes.
j. In the Confirmation dialog box, click the Close icon.
Practices for Lesson 3: Web Clocks Buttons 15


Practices for Lesson 4: Time
Collection Device Setup
Overview
In these practices, your instructor creates lookup codes for the device supplier and device
supplier events lookup types and sets shift limits. You create time device event mappings and
mapping sets as well as time device and submission rules and rule sets.
Prerequisites
practices.
18 Practices for Lesson 4: Time Collection Device Setup

Instructor Practice 4-1: Creating a Time Collection Device Supplier
Lookup Code

creates the supplier device lookup code. If you are taking this class as training on demand,
complete the following task.
Overview
In this practice, your instructor creates a supplier device.
Assumptions
Tasks
a. Sign out and sign in as hcm_impl20.
b. In the Settings and Actions menu, select Setup and Maintenance.
c. In the Setup field, select Workforce Deployment.
d. In the Functional Areas list, select Time and Labor.
e. In the Show field, select All Tasks.
2. Create the Time Collection Device Supplier Lookup Code.
a. In the Task list, click Manage Workforce Management Lookups.
b. On the Manage Workforce Management Lookups page, click
ORA_HWM_TCD_SUPPLIERS.
c. On the ORA_HWM_TCD_SUPPLIERS: Lookup Codes section toolbar, click the New
icon to insert a table row.
d. In the inserted row, complete the lookup code details, as shown in this table:
Field Value
Lookup Code BADGE_READERS_INC
Enabled Yes
Start Date 1/1/19
End Date 12/31/21
Meaning Badge Readers Inc.
Description Badge reader supplier
e. Click Save and Close.
Practices for Lesson 4: Time Collection Device Setup 19

Instructor Practice 4-2: Creating Supplier Device Event Lookup Codes
**********Warning: This practice must be done by only your instructor**********

creates the supplier device. If you are taking this class as training on demand, please complete
the following task.
Overview
In this practice, your instructor creates the device supplier events.
Assumptions
Prerequisites
 3-1 Creating a Time Collection Device Supplier Lookup Code
Tasks
a. Ensure that you are signed in as hcm_impl20.
b. Ensure that you are on the Manage Workforce Management Lookups page.
2. Create Supplier Device Event Lookup Codes.
a. Click ORA_HWM_TCD_SUPPLIER_EVENTS.
b. On the ORA_HWM_TCD_SUPPLIER_EVENTS: Lookup Codes section toolbar, click
the New icon to insert a row.
c. In the inserted row, complete the lookup code details, as shown in this table:
Field Value
Lookup Code BADGE_READERS_INC_IN
Display Sequence 1
Enabled Yes
Start Date 1/1/19
End Date 12/31/21
Meaning Badge in
Description In event from Badge Readers Inc. device
d. On the section toolbar, click the New icon to insert another row.

e. In the inserted row, complete the lookup code details, as shown in this table:
Field Value
Lookup Code BADGE_READERS_INC_OUT
Display Sequence 2
Enabled Yes
Start Date 1/1/19
End Date 12/31/21
Meaning Badge out
Description Out event from Badge Readers Inc.
device
f. Click Save and Close.
g. On the Manage Workforce Management Lookups page, click Done.

Practice 4-3: Creating Time Device Event Mappings
Overview
In this practice, you create two time device event mappings that map the supplier device events
to the corresponding application events. Also, you associate the device events to the payroll
time types that each worker is eligible for.
Assumptions
Prerequisites
You must have completed the following practices before beginning this one:
 4-1 through 4-2
Tasks
a. Ensure that you are signed in as Your.Implementor.
b. Ensure that you are on the Setup: Workforce Deployment page with all tasks
showing for the Time and Labor functional area.
2. Create the Start Shift Event Mapping.
a. Scroll down the task list and click Manage Time Device Event Mapping.
b. On the Manage Time Device Event Mappings page, click the Create icon.
c. On the Create Time Device Event Mapping page, complete the fields, as shown in
this table.
Field Value
Name XX Badge In Regular
Description Map BRI Badge in event to the application In event and
Regular TL US LDG payroll time type attribute
Device Supplier Badge Readers Inc
Supplier Device Event Badge in
Application Event In
d. On the In Event Attribute Map section toolbar, click the Add Row icon to insert a
table row.
e. In the Time Attribute field, select Payroll Time Type.
f. In the Default Value field, select Regular TL US Legislative Data Group.

Tip: Start typing the value in the field and then select from the choice list that opens.
The Search and Select dialog box in this environment requires a value for a field for
which we do not know the expected value.
g. Click Save and Close.
h. On the Confirmation dialog box, click OK.
3. Create the Stop Shift Event Mapping.
a. On the Manage Time Device Event Mappings page, click the Create icon.
b. On the Create Time Device Event Mapping page, complete the fields, as shown in
this table.
Field Value
Name XX Badge Out Regular
Description Map BRI Badge out event to the application Out event
and Regular TL US LDG payroll time type attribute
Device Supplier Badge Readers Inc
Supplier Device Event Badge out
Application Event Out
c. On the Out Event Attribute Map section toolbar, click the Add Row icon to insert a
table row.
d. In the Time Attribute field, select Payroll Time Type.
e. In the Default Value field, select Regular TL US Legislative Data Group.
f. Tip: Start typing the value in the field and then select from the choice list that opens.
The Search and Select dialog box in this environment requires a value for a field for
which we do not know the expected value.
h. In the Confirmation dialog box, click OK.
i. In Manage Time Device Event Mappings, click Done.

Practice 4-4: Creating a Time Device Event Mapping Set
Overview
In this practice, you create a mapping set to group the two time device event mappings.
Assumptions
Prerequisites
 4-1 through 4-3
Tasks
2. Create a Time Device Event Mapping Set.
a. Click Manage Time Device Event Mapping Sets.
b. On the Manage Time Device Event Mapping Sets page, click the Create icon.
c. Complete the fields, as shown in this table.
Field Value
Name XX BRI
Description Badge Reader Inc. device events
d. On the Event Set Members section toolbar, click the Add Row icon.
e. In the Add Time Device Event Mappings dialog box, in the Available field, select
both of your event mappings.
f. Click the Move selected items to other list icon. Both of your event mappings move
from the Available field to the Selected field.
g. Click OK.
h. On the Create Time Device Event Mapping Set page, click Save and Close.
i. In the Confirmation dialog box, click OK.
j. On the Manage Time Device Event Mapping Sets page, click Done.

Instructor Practice 4-5: Setting Shift Limits

If you are taking this class as live virtual classroom or instructor-led training, your instructor sets
the shift limits. If you are taking this class as training on demand, complete the following task.
Overview
In this practice, your instructor edits the properties of the three shifts to include a grace period
and start early and late and end early and late periods.
Assumptions
 Time < 10 Minutes
Tasks
a. Sign in as hcm_impl20.
2. Set shift limits.
a. On the Tasks panel tab, click Search.
b. On the Search page, search for and click Manage Shift Properties.
c. On the Manage Shift Properties page, repeat these steps three times to set shift
limits for these shifts: Afternoon Shift, Day Shift, and Standard Hourly 8:30-4:30.
1) Search for and click the shift.
2) On the Edit HR Shifts page, add the shift code:
Shift Code
Afternoon Shift AFTSHFT1
Day Shift DYSHFT1
Standard Hourly 8:30-4:30 STDHRLY1
3) Enter the shift limits, as shown in this table:
Period Minutes Violation Type
Grace Period 10
Start Early Period 20 Information
Start Late Period 20 Error

Period Minutes Violation Type
End Early Period 20 Error
End Late Period 20 Warning
4) Click Save and Close.
d. On the Manage Shift Properties page, click Done.
e. On the Search page, click Done.

Practice 4-6: Creating a Time Device Rule
Overview
In this practice, you create a time device rule that compares shift start and end time events with
any payroll time attribute to the scheduled times and defined grace period. If the reported time
events are outside of the allowable period, the device rule displays the appropriate error
message.
Assumptions
Prerequisites
 4-1 through 4-4
Tasks
b. Ensure that you are on the Setup and Maintenance page.
2. Create a Time Device Rule.
a. Click Manage Time Repository Rules.
b. On the Manage Rules page, click the Create icon.
1) In the Create Rule dialog box, complete the fields, as shown in table.
Field Value
Name XX Validate Schedule Deviation
Template Type Time device rule
Rule Template Name Validate Schedule Deviation Template
c. Click Continue.
d. On the Create Rule: XX Validate Schedule Deviation page, in the Description field,
enter Compare reported shift start and stop times or durations
with the assigned schedule. If the reported time entries are
outside of the schedule times and shift limits, the device rule
displays the appropriate message.

e. In the Rule Parameters section, select these values for the parameters:
Display Name Value
Time category that defines the reported All Payroll Entries
time entries to compare to the schedule
Evaluate the reported In time entry, yes Yes
or no
Evaluate the reported Out time entry, yes Yes
or no
Evaluate reported time durations, yes or Yes
no
Message displayed when the reported In HWM_FF_TDR_LATE_IN_ERR
time entry is late
Message displayed when the reported In HWM_FF_TDR_EARLY_IN_ERR
time entry is early
Message displayed when the reported HWM_FF_TDR_LATE_OUT_ERR
Out time entry is late
Message displayed when the reported HWM_FF_TDR_EARLY_OUT_ERR
Out time entry is early
Message displayed when the reported HWM_FF_TDR_LONG_DURATION_ERR
time duration is too long
Message displayed when the reported HWM_FF_TDR_SHORT_DURATION_ERR
time duration is too short
f. In the Outputs section, confirm that the message severity is Error for all three
variables.
i. On the Manage Rules page, click Done.

Practice 4-7: Creating a Time Device Rule Set
Overview
In this practice, you create a time device rule set and add the new time device rule.
Assumptions
Prerequisites
 4-1 through 4-4 and 4-6
Tasks
2. Create a Time Device Rule Set.
a. Click Manage Time Repository Rule Sets task.
b. On the Manage Rule Sets page, click the Create icon.
1) In the Create Rule Set dialog box, complete the fields, as shown in this table.
Field Value
Name XX BRI
Rule Set Type Time device rule
Effective Start Date January 1 of the current year
2) Click Continue.
c. On the Create Rule Set: XX BRI page, in the Description field, enter Contains
rule that validates badge reader events that deviate from
scheduled shifts and defined shift limits.
d. In the Rule Set Members section, add the XX Validate Schedule Deviation rule with
the default member type Rule
f. In the Confirmation dialog box, click OK.
g. On the Manage Rule Sets page, click Done.

Practice 4-8: Creating a Time Submission Rule and Rule Set
Overview
In this practice, you create a time submission rule that:
 Saves the time card when an OUT event is reported on Mon through Thurs
 Submits the time card when an OUT event is reported on Friday
Assumptions
Prerequisites
 4-1 through4-4
Tasks
2. Create a Time Submission Rule and Rule Set.
b. On the Manage Rules page, click the Create icon.
1) In the Create Rule dialog box, complete the fields, as shown in this table.
Field Value
Name XX BRI Save and Submit
Rule Set Type Time submission rule
Rule Template Name Specific Day Submission Template
2) Click Continue.
c. On the Create Rule: XX BRI Save and Submit page, in the Description field, enter
Saves after any badge out event with a payroll time attribute on Monday -- Thursday;
submits after badge out event with a payroll time attribute on Friday.

d. In the Rule Parameters section, select and enter these values for the parameters:
Display Name Value
Time category that defines the time entries to compare against All Payroll
the selected day Entries
Submit or save time cards with entries on or after Monday Save
Submit or save time cards with entries on or after Tuesday Save
Submit or save time cards with entries on or after Wednesday Save
Submit or save time cards with entries on or after Thursday Save
Submit or save time cards with entries on or after Friday Submit
g. On the Manage Rules page, click Done.


Practices for Lesson 5:
Processing Time Collection
Device Events
Overview
In these practices, you create an export data configuration for the time collection device. You
also create time device and submission rules using delivered templates and a time device
processing profile. Then you export data to the time device.
Prerequisites
practices.
34 Practices for Lesson 5: Processing Time Collection Device Events

Practice 5-1: Configuring Export Data
Overview
In this practice, you configure data to export to the time collection device, which includes person
information, such as first name and badge ID, payroll time type, and published schedule
information.
Assumptions
Tasks
2. Create the Time Device Export Data Configuration.
a. Click Manage Time Device Export Data.
b. On the Manage Time Device Export Data page, click the Create icon.
c. On the Create Time Device Export Data page, complete the fields, as shown in this
table.
Field Value
Name XX BRI
Description Person information, payroll time type attributes, and
published schedules to finalize badge reader events
Start Date January 1 of the current year
Number of Days in Period 8
First name Select
Last name Select
Badge ID Select
Payroll time types Select
Schedule Select
d. Click Save and Close.
e. In the Confirmation dialog box, click OK.
f. On the Manage Time Device Export Data page, click Done.
Practices for Lesson 5: Processing Time Collection Device Events 35

Practice 5-2: Creating the Include as Direct Member Group
Overview
In this practice, you create a group where you directly include your worker as the sole member.
After creating the group, you refresh membership, view the evaluation status, and then view
group members.
Assumptions
Tasks
2. Create your worker’s group.
a. Click Manage HCM Groups.
b. On the Manage Groups page, click the Create icon.
c. On the Create Group page, complete the group information fields, as shown in this
table.
Field Value
Name XX My Worker
Description Directly includes my worker as a
member
d. Select the Include in Refresh All Groups Process check box.
e. On the Include or Exclude Members section toolbar, click the Add icon to insert a
table row.
f. In the Member Name field, enter YourWorker in the format lastname, firstname.
g. Confirm that the condition is Include.
h. Click Save and Close.
3. Refresh membership for your worker’s group.
a. On the Manage Groups page, click Refresh Group Membership.
b. On the Refresh Group Membership page, search for and select the XX My Worker
group.
c. In the Evaluation Date field, select January 1 of the current year.
d. Confirm that the Remove Future-Dated Group Members value is No.

e. Click Submit.
4. View the evaluation status of your worker’s group.
a. On the Manage Groups page, click View Evaluation Status.
b. On the Group Evaluation Process Status page, click Search.
c. Ensure that the XX My Worker processing status is Completed Successfully.
d. Click Done.
5. View the members for your worker’s group.
a. On the Manage Groups page, select the XX My Worker row.
b. Click View Group Members.
c. On the Group Members: XX My Worker page, verify that your worker is the member.
d. Click Done.
e. On the Manage Groups page, click Done.

Practice 5-3: Creating a Time Device Processing Profile
Overview
In this practice, you create a time device processing profile that uses the mapping and rule sets
and export data configuration that you created in previous practices.
Note: Please wait until your instructor directs you to start this activity. Students will need to do
this activity one at a time.
Assumptions
Prerequisites
 4-1 through 5-2
Tasks
2. Create the Time Device Processing Profile.
a. Click Manage Time Device Processing Profiles.
b. On the Manage Time Device Processing Profiles page, click the Create icon.
1) On the Create Time Device Processing Profile: Profile Values page, complete
the fields, as shown in this table.
Field Value
Profile Name XX Weekly Payroll BRI
Description Weekly workers who badge in and out
using the BRI device
Effective Start Date January 1 of the current year
Time Device Event Mapping Set XX BRI
Time Device Rule Set XX BRI
Time Submission Rule Set XX BRI Save and Submit_AUTOTSR_RS
Time Device Export Data XX BRI
c. Click Next.
1) On the Create Time Device Processing Profile: Group Assignments page
toolbar, click the Add icon to insert a table row.

2) In the Group Name field, search for and select XX My Worker.
d. Click Next.
e. On the Create Time Device Processing Profile: Profile Priority page:
1) Confirm that your time device processing profile is selected in the Priority Order
section.
2) On the section toolbar, click Move to Top.
f. Click Next.
1) On the Create Time Device Processing Profile: Review page, review the profile
details, time device processing profile options, and group assignments.
3) In the Confirmation dialog box, click OK.
4) On the Manage Worker Time Device Processing Profiles page, click Done.

Practice 5-4: Running the Export Time Device Data Configuration
Process
Overview
In this practice, you perform a one-time full data export from Time and Labor to the time
collection device.
Assumptions
Prerequisites
 4-1 through 5-3
Tasks
2. Run the Export Time Device Data Configuration Process.
a. Click Export Time Device Data Configuration.
b. On the Export Time Device Data Configuration page, in the Time Device Export
Mode field, select Full export.
c. In the Time Device Processing Profile field, select XX Weekly Payroll BRI.
d. Click Submit.

Practices for Lesson 6: Mass
Time Generation and
Approval
Overview
In these practices, as the time and labor manager, you generate time events and time cards.
Prerequisites
practices.
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Practice 6-1: Generating Time Events
Overview
In this practice, as a Time and Labor manager, you generate time collection device events for
your worker.
Assumptions
 Time: <10 minutes
 Enter time values that correspond to YourPrimaryShift. Use the activity data for your
student number that is provided in Lesson 1 “Oracle Fusion HCM Time and Labor
Course Overview” to identify your worker's primary shift.
Prerequisites
 4-1 through 5-2
Tasks
1. Signing In and Navigating
a. Sign out and sign in as Betty.Anderson.
b. Click My Client Groups > Time Management.
2. Generate time events.
a. In the Time Management work area, Tasks panel tab, click Manage Time Events.
b. On the Manage Time Events page toolbar, click Generate.
c. On the Generate Time Events page, in the Group Name field, search for and select
XX My Worker.
d. Create the Monday badge in and out events.
1) In the Effective As-of Date field, select the Monday of the next week.
2) Click Search.
3) In the Search Results section, select Your.Worker.
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4) Repeat these steps twice to create the Badge in and Badge out events.
a) Complete the time event parameter fields, as shown in this table. Use the time
values specified in the column for YourPrimaryShift, which is documented in
Practice 1-1.
Supplier Device Day Time Noon Time Standard Hours
Event Time
Badge in 8:25 AM 11:55 AM 8:25 AM
Badge out 5:35 PM 9:05 PM 4:35 PM
Note: These events should initiate your time device rule and validate the grace
period before the scheduled shift start and after the scheduled shift stop.
b) Click Submit.
c) In the Confirmation dialog box, click OK.
d) After the Badge in submission, repeat steps 1 -- 3. After the Badge out
submission, continue to step 5.
e. On the Generate Time Events page, create the Tuesday badge in and out events.
1) In the Effective As-of Date field, select the Tuesday of the next week.
2) Click Search.
3) In the Search Results section, select YourWorker.
Practice 1-1.
Event Time
Badge in 8:15 AM 11:45 AM 8:15 AM
Note: The Badge in time event should initiate your time device rule and validate
the start early period and generation of the information message. The Badge out
time event should initiate your time device rule and validate the end early period
and generation of the error message.
b) Click Submit.

f. On the Generate Time Events page, create the Wednesday badge in and out events.
1) In the Effective As-of Date field, select the Wednesday of the next week.
2) Click Search.
Practice 1-1.
Event Time
Badge in 8:45 AM 11:15 AM 8:45 AM
the start late period and generation of the error message. The Badge out time
event should initiate your time device rule and validate the end late period and
generation of the error message.
b) Click Submit.
g. On the Generate Time Events page, create the Thursday badge in and out events.
1) In the Effective As-of Date field, select the Thursday of the next week.
2) Click Search.
Practice 1-1.
Event Time
Badge in 7:50 AM 11:20 AM 7:50 AM
the time entry exception for starting before the grace and start early periods. The
Badge out time event should initiate your time device rule and validate the time
entry exception for stopping after the grace and end late periods.
b) Click Submit.

h. Click Done to return to the Manage Time Events page.
i. Click Done to return to the Time Management Overview page.

Practice 6-2: Generating a Time Card with Time Device Events
Overview
In this practice, you generate the time card for your worker from time collection device.
Assumptions
Prerequisites
 4-1 through 6-1
Tasks
a. Ensure that you are signed in as Betty.Anderson.
b. Ensure that you are in the Time Management work area.
2. Generate a time card with time device events.
a. On the Tasks panel tab, click Manage Scheduled Processes.
b. On the Manage Scheduled Processes page, click Schedule New Process.
1) In the Schedule New Process dialog box, search for and select Generate Time
2) Click OK.
c. In the Process Details dialog box, click Submit.
d. Write down your process ID in the Confirmation dialog box because everyone else is
running the same process and you want to confirm that your process completes.
e. Click OK.
f. On the Manage Scheduled Processes page toolbar, click the Refresh icon to update
the search results records. You might have to refresh the results multiple times before
you see your process listed.
g. Confirm that your process has a Succeeded status.
h. Click Done.


Resolving Time Entry
Exceptions
Overview
In these practices, as the:
 Time and labor manager, you resolve time entry exceptions and finalize the time card
 Line manager, you approve the time card
Prerequisites
practices.
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Practice 7-1: Resolving Time Entry Exceptions
Overview
In this practice, you review how the time submission rule for your worker attempts to save the
time card containing the time device events. You then resolve the time entry exceptions
generated by your time device rule.
Assumptions
Prerequisites
 4-1 through 6-2
Tasks
2. View the generated time card.
b. On the Manage Time Cards page, complete the search fields, as shown in this table.
Field Value
Person Name First name of YourWorker
From Date Monday of the next week
To Date Second Monday after the current week
c. Click Search.
d. In the Search Results section, confirm that your worker has a time card period for the
next week. Notice that the status is In error. Your time submission rule couldn't save
the time card because there are time entry exceptions, which you must resolve.
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3. Resolve time entry exceptions.
a. Click the Manage Time Entries tab.
b. On the Manage Time Entries page, complete the search fields, as shown in this table.
Field Value
c. Click Search.
d. In the Search Results section, confirm that there are no issues for your Monday time
entries because the start and stop times were within the grace period.
e. Select the Tuesday row to populate the exception type and message in the Time
Entry Exceptions section.
1) Confirm that you have an Information message about the early In time entry.
2) Confirm that you have an Error message about the early Out time entry.
3) Select Allow Exception for the information and error exceptions.
4) Click Apply Changes on top of the page.
Note: Due to an issue in the application, you get an error message: The time card
cannot be submitted due to a system error. Contact your helpdesk. Your changes
were applied. This message does not affect this activity or later activities
dependent on this one.
5) Click OK.
f. Select the Wednesday row to populate the exception type and message in the Time
1) Confirm that you have an error message about the late In time entry.
2) Confirm that you have a warning message about the late out time entry.
3) Select Allow Exception for the error and warning exceptions.
4) Click Apply Changes.
Note: Due to an issue in the application, you get an error message: The time card
cannot be submitted due to a system error. Contact your helpdesk. Your changes
were applied. This message does not affect this activity or later activities
dependent on this one.
5) Click OK.
g. Select the Thursday row to populate the exception type and message in the Time
1) Confirm that you have an error message about an invalid In time entry.
2) Select Allow Exception for the error exception.
3) Click Apply Changes.
4) In the Information dialog box, click OK.

5) On the Manage Time Entries page, confirm that there are no longer exceptions
for all the rows.
4. View the time card.
b. On the Manage Time Cards page, complete the search fields, as shown in this table.
Field Value
c. Click Search.
d. In the Search Results section, notice that your worker's time card now has an Entered
status and the total hours shown in this table:
Shift Total Hours
Day 37.5
Noon 38.5
Standard Hours 33.5

Practice 7-2: Finalizing the Time Card
Overview
In this practice, you:
 Generate the Friday time device Badge in and out events.
 Generate the time card from the time collection device. Because there are no errors,
the time submission rule associated with your worker automatically submits the time
card.
 Review the submitted time card to confirm that the calculated time is correct for the
payroll time attribute.
Assumptions
Prerequisites
 4-1 through 7-1
Tasks
2. Generate time events.
a. On the Tasks panel tab, click Manage Time Events.
b. On the Manage Time Events page, click Generate.
c. On the Generate Time Events page, search for and select your XX My Worker group.
d. In the Effective As-of Date field, select the Friday of the next week.
e. Click Search.
f. In the Search Results section, select YourWorker.

g. Repeat these steps twice to generate the Badge in and Badge out time events.
1) Complete the time event parameter fields, as shown in this table. Use the time
values specified for YourPrimaryShift.
Supplier Device Day Time Afternoon Time Standard Hours
Event Time
Badge In 8:30 AM 12:00 PM 8:30 AM
Badge Out 5:30 PM 9:00 PM 4:30 PM
2) Click Submit.
3) In the Confirmation dialog box, click OK.
4) After the Badge in submission, repeat steps a – c.
5) After the Badge out submission, continue to step 8.
h. On the Generate Time Events page, click Done.
i. On the Manage Time Events page, click Done.
3. Generate a time card with time device events.
a. On the Tasks panel tab, click Manage Scheduled Processes.
b. On the Manage Scheduled Processes page, click Schedule New Process.
c. In the Schedule New Process dialog box, search for and select Generate Time
d. Click OK.
e. In the Process Details dialog box, click Submit.
f. Write down your process ID on the Confirmation dialog box because everyone else is
running the same process and you want to confirm that your process completes.
g. Click OK.
h. On the Manage Scheduled Processes page, click the Refresh icon to update the
search results records. You might have to refresh the results multiple times before you
see your process listed.
i. Confirm that your process has a Succeeded status.
j. Click Done.
4. View the generated time card.
 On the Manage Time Cards page, complete the search fields, as shown in this table.
Field Value
a. Click Search.

b. In the Search Results section, confirm that your time card now has a Submitted
status. There were no time entry exceptions for your generated Friday events and the
second event was a Badge out event. Your time submission rule automatically
submitted the time card.

Practice 7-3: Approving the Time Card
Overview
In this practice, as a line manager, you approve your worker’s submitted time card.
Assumptions
Prerequisites
 4-1 through 7-2
Tasks
a. Sign out and sign in as Your.Approver.
2. Approve the time card.
a. In the global header, click Notifications.
b. In the Notifications dialog box, click the most recent approval notification for your
worker to open another browser window with the Approval of Time Entries for
Your.Worker… page open.
c. Review the time entries.
d. Click Approve.


Course Highlights
Practices for Lesson 8
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Appendix A: Instructor
Demonstrations
Appendix A: Demonstrations Overview
Overview
These demonstrations showcase various Time and Labor tasks and objects.
62 Appendix A: Instructor Demonstrations

Instructor Demonstration L3-1: Creating Web Clock Buttons
Demonstration Overview
In this demonstration, your instructor shows you how to create web clock buttons that store
values for the clock events and Payroll Time Type time attribute.
Demonstration Assumptions
 Time: <15 minutes
Demonstration Tasks
a. Sign in as hcm_impl20.
2. Create the web clock buttons.
a. Click Manage Time Entry Layout Components.
b. On the Manage Layout Components page, click the Create icon.
1) In the Create Layout Component dialog box, select the Web clock buttons
option.
2) Click OK.
c. On the Create Web Clock Buttons: Buttons Definition page, complete the general
properties fields, as shown in this table.
Field Value
Name Demo ShftBrkMealShft
Description Shift Start, Break, Meal, and
Shift Stop buttons
d. On the Button Label and Attribute Definition section toolbar, click Add Time
Attribute.
1) In the Add Time Attribute dialog box, complete the fields, as shown in this table.
Field Value
Attribute Display 5
Sequence Explain that you set the attribute display sequence to
specify where the column appears in the table. By
setting the sequence, you also ensure that the column
order persists across application sessions.
Time Attribute Payroll Time Type
Appendix A: Instructor Demonstrations 63

Unfiltered Data Source List of Payroll Time Types for Administrator
for Setup Tasks
Required for attribute Deselect
definition structure
2) Click OK.
e. On the Button Label and Attribute Definition section toolbar, click the Add icon five
times to insert five table rows
f. Complete the row fields, as shown in this table. Explain that you can select individual
time attribute values for each In and the Out event composing the clock event.
Row Button Label Clock Payroll Time Type IN Payroll Time Type
Event OUT
1 Start Shift In Regular TL US
Legislative Data Group
2 Out for Break Out and In Regular TL US Regular TL US
Legislative Data Group Legislative Data Group
3 Back from Break Out and In Regular TL US Regular TL US
4 Out for Meal Out and In Regular TL US Regular TL US
5 Back from Meal Out and In Regular TL US Regular TL US
6 Stop Shift Out Regular TL US
Legislative Data Group
g. In the Display Properties section, select the Enable override on layouts check box.
h. Click Next.
i. On the Create Web Clock Buttons: Dependent Field Definition page, click Next.
1) On the Create Web Clock Buttons: Review page, review the general properties,
display value and multiple attribute definition, time attribute dependencies, and
display properties.
j. Click Save and Close.
k. In the Confirmation dialog box, click OK.
l. On the Manage Layout Components page, click Done.

Instructor Demonstration L3-2: Configuring the Web Clock Layout
In this demonstration, your instructor shows you how to configure the web clock layout.
Demonstration Prerequisites
You must have completed the following demonstration before beginning this one:
 2-1 Creating Web Clock Buttons
Demonstration Tasks
b. Ensure that you are on the Setup: Workforce Deployment page with all tasks showing
for the Time and Labor functional area.
2. Create the web clock layout.
a. Click Manage Time Layout Sets.
b. On the Manage Layout Sets page, click the Create icon.
c. On the Generate Layout Set page:
1) Select the Web clock check box.
2) Ensure that the Project Costing check box is deselected.
3) Ensure that the Payroll check box is selected.
d. Click Generate Layout Set.
e. On the Define Layout Set page, complete the basic information fields, as shown in
this table.
Field Value
Name Demo Web Clock
Description Web clock layout for payroll
time.
f. Click Save.
The Confirmation dialog box that appears closes automatically after about 5 seconds,
or you can click the Close icon to close it sooner.
3. Configure the web clock layout.
a. In the Web Clock Layout row, click the Configure Layout icon.

b. On the Configure Web Clock Layout page, click Edit Layout.
1) In the Edit Layout guided process dialog box, select Hide seconds on clock and
Enable button logic rule.
2) Explain that the Allowable difference between device and network time field
enables you to configure the allowable time disparity between device and network
time while clocking. If the device time does not match with the network time, then
the network time is used on the time event and the device time is saved as
additional information.
c. Click Next.
1) On the Buttons page of the dialog box, click Add in the toolbar to add a row.
2) In the newly added row, complete the fields, as shown in this table:
Field Value
Web Clock Layout Component Demo ShftBrkMealShft
Button Start Shift
Label 1
Icon Clock In
3) Click Add.
4) Complete the fields, as shown in this table:
Field Value
Button Out for Break
Label 2
Icon Break
5) Click Add.
Field Value
Button Back from Break
Label 3
Icon Break
7) Click Add.

Field Value
Button Out for Meal
Label 4
Icon Meal
9) Click Add.
Field Value
Button Back from Meal
Label 5
Icon Meal
11) Click Add.
Field Value
Button Stop Shift
Label 6
Icon Clock Out
d. In the Edit Layout dialog box, click Save and Close.
e. On the Configure Web Clock Layout page, Save menu, select Save and Close.
f. On the Edit Layout Set: XX Absence and Payroll page, click Save and Close.
g. In the Confirmation dialog box, click OK.
h. On the Manage Layout Sets page, click Done.

Instructor Demonstration L4-1: Creating Time Device Event Mappings
and Mapping Set
In this demonstration, your instructor shows you how to create a time device event mapping
between the Swipe In device event and the In application event. Your instructor also associates
a time attribute that corresponds to that device event. After creating the event mapping, your
instructor creates a corresponding event mapping set.
Time < 15 minutes
Demonstration Prerequisites
You must have completed the following instructor practices before beginning this demonstration:
 Instructor Practices 3-1 Creating a Time Collection Device Supplier Lookup Code
 Instructor Practices 3-2 Creating Supplier Device Event Lookup Codes
Demonstration Tasks
a. Sign in as Your.Implementor.
b. On the Settings and Actions menu, select Setup and Maintenance.
2. Create the In Event Mapping.
a. Click Manage Time Device Event Mapping.
b. On the Manage Time Device Event Mappings page, click the Create icon.
1) On the Create Time Device Event Mapping page, complete the fields, as shown
in this table.
Field Value Comments
Name Demo BRI In
Device Supplier Badge Readers Inc.
Supplier Device Event Badge In Action recorded by the time
collection device
Application Event In Action used by various time rules
for validation and calculations.

c. Point out the In Event Attribute Map section.
1) Explain that in this section, you can select the time attributes to associate with the
In event. Additionally, you can associate a default value for the event.
2) On the section toolbar, click the Add Row icon to insert a table row.
3) Complete the fields, as shown in this table.
Field Value
Time Attribute Payroll Time Type
Default Value Regular TL US Legislative
Data Group
Tip: In this environment, the
Search section in the Search
and Select dialog box requires
a pValueSetId, which we don't
know. Start typing the value
until you see the selection
show in a short choice list.
d. Click Save and Close.
f. On the Manage Time Device Event Mappings page, click Done.
3. Create a Time Device Event Mapping Set
a. On the Setup: page, click Manage Time Device Event Mapping Sets.
b. On the Manage Time Device Event Mapping Sets page, click the Create icon.
c. On the Create Time Device Event Mapping Set page, in the Name field, enter Demo
BRI.
d. On the Event Set Members section toolbar, click the Add Row icon.
e. On the Add Time Device Event Mappings dialog box, in the Available field, select
Demo BRI In.
f. Click the Move selected items to other list icon to move the item to the Selected
field.
g. Click OK.
h. On the Create Time Device Event Mapping Set page, click Save and Close.
j. To return to the Manage Time Device Event Mapping Sets page, click Done.

Instructor Demonstration L4-2: Creating a Time Device Rule
In this demonstration, your instructor shows you how to create a time device rule template and a
time device rule based on that template.
Time < 10 minutes
Demonstration Tasks
2. Create a time device rule.
b. On the Manage Rules page, click the Create icon to open the Create Rule dialog box.
1) Explain that you must select a time device rule template to create your new time
device rules.
Field Value Comments
Name Demo Validate Rest Period
Template Type Time device rule
Rule Template Compare Rest Between Point out that you can associate a
Name Time Events Template rule with only one template.
c. Click Continue.
1) On the Create Rule: Demo Validate Rest Period page, explain that in the Rule
Parameters section, you configure the actual values for rule parameters, which
were defined in the rule template. The rule template display sequence determines
the order in which the rule page displays the parameters.

2) Point out and explain the purpose of these fields:
Field Explanation
First rule parameter Select a time category that identifies the shift top and
start times to use to determine the rest period.
Second rule parameter Enter the minimum required rest period duration in
minutes.
Third rule parameter Select a message that the rule displays when the rest
period between the shift stop and start times is less
than the required minimum.
Severity of the output The formula associated with the time device rule
message determines the actual message text.
d. Click Cancel.
e. In the Warning dialog box, click Yes.

Instructor Demonstration L4-3: Creating a Time Submission Rule
In this demonstration, your instructor shows you how to create a time submission rule template.
Time < 10 minutes
Demonstration Tasks
b. Ensure that you are on the Manage Rules page.
2. Create a time submission rule.
a. On the Search Results section toolbar, click the Create icon to open the Create Rule
dialog box.
Field Value
Name Demo TSR
Template Type Time submission rule
Rule Template Name Number of Hours Submission Template
b. Click Continue.
1) Explain that on the Create Rule page, in the Rule Parameters section, you
configure the actual values for rule parameters that were defined in the rule
template. The rule template display sequence determines the order in which the
rule page displays the parameters.
2) Point out and explain the purpose of these fields:
Field Explanation
First rule parameter Select a time category that identifies the reported
hours to use to determine whether to save or submit
the time card.
Second rule parameter Enter the minimum hours required to automatically
submit the time card.
Third rule parameter Enter the minimum hours required to automatically
save the time card.
Final time card action Either the automatic save or submit action as
determined by evaluation of the total reported hours.
c. Click Cancel.

d. In the Warning dialog box, click Yes.
e. On the Manage Rules page, click Done.

Instructor Demonstration L6-1: Generating Time Events
In this demonstration, your instructor generates the In time event for workers in the HCM Hourly
group for January 1 of the current year.
Time < 15 minutes
Demonstration Tasks
a. Ensure that you are signed in as curtis.feitty.
b. Ensure that you are on the Time Management page.
2. Generate the In time event for multiple workers.
a. On the Tasks panel tab, click Manage Time Events.
1) Explain that on the Manage Time Events page, you can search for and view time
events imported from time collection devices or created using the Generate Time
Events page.
b. On the toolbar, click Generate.
1) Explain that on the Generate Time Events page, you can search for and select
the workers, define the time event parameters, and submit the process requests.
The process does not create time events for workers without an assignment or
who have an absence on the selected date.
2) Complete the search fields, as shown in this table.
Field Value
Group Name HCM Hourly
Effective As-of Date January 1 of the current year
c. Click Search.
d. Select Cairns, Linda and Hendricks, Katri.
e. In the Time Events Parameters section Supplier Device Event field, select Badge
In.
f. In the Time field, enter 8:30 AM.
g. Click Submit.
i. On the Generate Time Events page, click Done.

3. View the generated time events.
a. On the Manage Time Events page, complete the search fields, as shown in this table.
Field Value
Group name HCM Hourly
From Date January 1 of the current year
To Date January 1 of the current year
b. Click Search.
c. In the Search Results section, point out that the process generated In events for the
selected workers.
d. Click Done.

Instructor Demonstration L6-2: Generating Time Entries
In this demonstration, your instructor generates time entries for workers in the HCM Hourly
group for the Monday of the previous week.
Time < 15 minutes
Demonstration Tasks
b. Ensure that you are on the Time Management page.
2. Generate the In time entries for multiple workers.
a. Click the Manage Time Entries tab.
b. On the Manage Time Entries page, click Generate.
1) Explain that on the Generate Time Entries page, you can search for and select
the workers, define the time entry parameters, and submit the process requests.
The process does not create time entries for workers without an assignment or
who are not active members of the group.
2) Complete the search fields, as shown in this table.
Field Value
Group Name HCM Hourly
Available from Date Monday of the previous week
Available to Date Monday of the previous week
c. Click Search.
d. In the Search Results section, sort on the person name.
e. Select Land, Adam and Hendricks, Katri.
f. In the Start Time field, enter 8:30 AM.
g. In the End Time field, enter 4:30 PM.
h. Point out the Time Card Attributes section and explain that in this section, you can
add any time attributes for which you want to specify the value to use when generating
time entries.

i. Point out the Entries section and explain the purpose of these options:
Option Explanation
Replace all daily Replaces an existing entry that matches the time entry
time entries parameters
Generate on Generates the time entry even if an absence entry already
absences exists for the time specified for the Generate Time Entries
process
Generate on Generates the time entry even if a public holiday already exists
public holidays for the time specified for the Generate Time Entries process
j. Click Cancel.

Instructor Demonstration L7-1: Resolving Exceptions by Worker
In this demonstration, your instructor shows you how to view time entry exceptions, including
time cards with statuses of Rejected.
Time < 15 minutes
Demonstration Tasks
2. Resolve exceptions by worker.
a. On the Tasks panel tab, click Resolve All Exceptions by Worker.
1) On the Resolve Exceptions page header, point out the choice list and explain
that you can select a specific worker to obtain the details about time entry
exceptions associated with that worker.
b. Click each of these tabs and explain the purpose:
Tab Explanation
Time Entry Exceptions Use this tab to identify workers with time entry exception.
Time Cards in Error Use this tab to view time cards in error.
Rejected Time Cards Use this tab to view rejected time cards.
c. Click Done.

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Warning: This practice must be done by only your instructor

Warning: This practice must be done by only your instructor.