Metrics are the šŸ§” ofĀ a rule and can be seen as a framework, or a built-in check that defines what you can configure inside of a rule.


The working day metric lets you define the minimum or maximum length of a regular working day.

ItĀ accumulates the total of all time logged on any given day.


One of theĀ šŸ”„ Preset rules šŸ”„uses the working day metricĀ to check whether users logged more than 10 hours on any given working day.

Translation

The total of work logged on any given dayĀ must be lower than or equal to (<=) 10 hours and 0 minutes for the check to pass (tick).




Using the working week metric lets you check whether your users logged the correct amount of time in a week.

You can either set a maximum or minimum for the week.


(tick) You can e.g. create two separate rules using this metric to define a specific range of work to be logged in a week (at least x hours but at most y hours per week)





The working hours metric lets you define a specific timeframe in which the users only are allowed to log time.

This way you can restrict e.g. logging time at night.




The restĀ breaks metric lets youĀ define the total duration of the rest break(s) needed on a given working day.

It accumulates the total duration between work logs on any given day.

According to some regulations a break must have a minimum duration to be counted as such. The duration can be configured in the globalĀ Settings.

The metric also checks whether consecutive work log entries and periods, that cannot be counted as a break, exceed the reference period in total.

One of theĀ šŸ”„ Preset rules šŸ”„Ā uses the rest break metric to ensure that usersĀ have a minimum of 30 minutes of rest breaks when their working day exceeds 6 hours.Ā 



Translation

The total time between work logs must beĀ greater than or equal to (>=)Ā 0 hours and 30 minutes if a user has logged more than 6 hours on any given working day for the check to pass (tick).




The daily rest periodĀ metric lets you define theĀ minimum length of a daily rest period.Ā 

ItĀ measures the interval between the End time of the last worklog of any given day and the Start time of the first workload of the next working day.



One of the šŸ”„ Preset rules šŸ”„Ā uses the daily rest period to ensure that users have rested for a minimum of 11 consecutive hoursĀ between two working days.






The average of work loggedĀ metric lets youĀ defineĀ the minimum or maximum average working time of a user.

It calculates the average daily working time (total of time logged on any day)Ā over a given Tempo period. The Tempo period will be selected once you execute this rule in Reports.

In case of a failed check, all involved worklogs will be reported as failed, even if the daily working time might be valid for that particular day.


One of the šŸ”„ Preset rules šŸ”„Ā uses theĀ average of work logged metric to ensure that the average daily working time does not exceed 8.5 hours.Ā 

Translation

The total of work logged on any given day must be lower than or equal to (<=) 8 hours and 30 minutes on average in a given Tempo period for the check to pass (tick).