Timesheet multiplier

Working public holidays can be tricky, especially when applying a ‘multiplier’ for some employees and not others, depending on their scheduled days of work.

Tatou makes this easy, by allowing you to set an employee per timesheet.

How to apply a multiplier

You can do this when creating a job in the Office:

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Or when editing an existing job’s timesheets:

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What is multiplied?

• Base cost

  • For hourly timesheets, this is hours x hourly rate

  • For contract timesheets, this is units x unit rate

• Top-ups (if present)

• Paid rest breaks (if present)

• Performance bonus (if present)

Reporting

Because the multiplier is applied to the costs, your reports will automatically incorporate the multiplied costs and earnings.

Any jobs with a multiplier set will have this shown on the All Jobs table. You can also see the multiplier on the Timesheets table.

Additionally, with our custom report builder, you can add a column for the multiplier value for each timesheet.