The Daily Rules are used to create the calculation rule the software will use to calculate employees work hours on the specified day.
Shift Times:
- Add a Name to describe this rule
- Now choose whether or not they work a fixed shift or have flexible work hours. Day change should be 00:00 (midnight) by default unless you need day change to happen at another time if setting up a night shift.
Click Save to save this Daily Rule and allow editing on the additional tabs.
Break Times:
You will have to set when your employees take their breaks as well as if they are paid or not.
If you un-tick flexible you can set when your employees take their break Eg. 12:00/12:30.

Rounding:
You have 3 types of rounding.
Round Up Hours - This will round up the time to the nearest X minutes.
Round Down Hours - This will round down the time to the nearest X minutes.
Mid-Point Hours - This will round the time whichever is closer to X minutes.
You can round the actual times the employees' log and/or round the total work hours.
Overtime:
Overtime is where you can setup the employees' Overtime rates for payroll needs.
There are two ways ATS Basic can calculate Overtime:
- After X Hours Worked. Eg overtime starts after 7hrs36mins have been worked.
- By Time of Day Eg overtime starts if the employee works after 17:00.
Departments and Locations:
Departments and Locations is where you can setup the Departments and Locations that this Shift will apply to. For example; this shift may only apply to the Brisbane location for the Admin Department.

This solution is referencing the Aussie Time Sheets - Basic | Simple & Premier Time and Attendance Software, for more information please visit: https://aussietimesheets.com.au/pages/basic-simple-time-and-attendance-software or https://aussietimesheets.com.au/pages/premier-time-and-attendance-software-for-sme