Company Settings

To manage your general company and rostering settings, click on the drop-down menu to the top-right of the screen and select Settings. Navigate to the Company tab. 

Details

In the Details section you can enter your company and contact details.

User Access

Under User Access, you can set up a pin which can then be used for locking Droppah to the Time Clock only, so employees can clock in and out without accessing other areas of Droppah. Learn more here: Locking Droppah

After clicking Set up Pin you'll be prompted to enter and then confirm your 4-digit pin.

Time

If the Paid Breaks feature is enabled, breaks recorded by your employees via the Time Clock will be automatically determined as paid or unpaid, based on the rules set for your country or the custom rules set for your account. 

See more information about this feature here: Paid Breaks 

Rostering

Rostering is available on the Free and The Works plans, and is where you can apply default rostering rules for your company.

Week Starts On - Determines which day of the week your Calendar view begins on. This will be replaced by your nominated Pay Calendar if you use our Xero Payroll Integration.

Maximum Stint Duration - The longest duration of time an employee should be rostered in a single stint (a stint could be a single shift or multiple, depending on how you apply the following settings).

Minimum Stint Break Duration - The minimum break period that should occur between two stints.

For example, if this is set to 12 hours, Droppah's automatic rostering will avoid rostering an employee onto a new shift if it starts 12 hours or less after their last stint ended. 

Stint Gap Tolerance - How much of a gap can occur between shifts before they are considered separate stints.

For example, if your Stint Gap Tolerance is 2 hours then an employee can be rostered onto multiple shifts back to back, and so long as there is no more than 2 hours between them the shifts will be considered a single stint. Stint gaps are counted in the Maximum Stint Duration, so two 5 hour shifts with a 1 hour gap would be considered an 11 hour stint.

Optimisation Category - Choose which factor should be focused on when optimising your automatically generated rosters. 

The available options are:

• Cost - How affordable the roster is. When Cost is selected, Droppah will attempt to optimise your roster for the lowest labour cost. For this option, ensure each employee's Cost per Hour is set correctly via Manage > People.
• Experience - How much experience your employees have with their skills. When Experience is selected, Droppah will attempt to utilise employees with more hours of experience at a particular skill. For this option, ensure that each employee has their hours of experience loaded onto their skills via Manage > People. Droppah will also continue to accrue experience each time they work.
• Rating - How well rated your employees are for their skills. When Rating is selected, Droppah will attempt to roster on employees who have a higher skill rating applied to the skill they're being rostered for. For this option, ensure that each employee has their rating out of five stars loaded onto their skills via Manage > People.

Cover Requests

Cover requests are available to companies on the Free and The Works plans, and allow your employees to request that their co-workers cover their shifts. 

The available company settings for cover requests are:

Enabled - This setting allows your employees to request cover for their shifts (if they use the Employee Mobile App). You can toggle the switch off if you wish to disable this function. 

Require Approval - If cover requests are enabled, this setting adds a mandatory approval step. Once an employee has accepted the cover request, the proposed swap will be sent to any Team Managers on the Team the shift is for, for them to approve. If no Team Managers are found on the team, the email notification will be sent to any Admins in the Droppah account instead. 

Using cover requests will require that you have Invited Employees to Droppah.

Learn more about cover requests here: Swapping Shifts with Cover Requests