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===Punching In===

Epiphany does not know inherently what your individual schedules are, for this reason it assumes employees are punching in for the first time of the day on the hour or half hour. With a 15-minute before time, you have 15 minutes before the hour or half hour to punch in. From the hour to quarter hour the assumption is the employee is late for the shift starting on the hour. When an employee is starting late for their shift the system will not adjust the time. This means the adjusted Time/Hours will be the same time as the Actual (Timeclock) Times. Anytime from 15 minutes after to half past ~~the hour~~ assumes the punch in at the half hour and ~~your adjusted~~ time ~~is moved~~ accordingly. Then, again, from half hour to quarter to the hour it is ~~assumes~~ the employee is late. Anything after the quarter hour to up to the hour considers punching in at the next hour.

Epiphany does not know inherently what your individual schedules are, for this reason it assumes employees are punching in for the first time of the day on the hour or half hour. With a 15-minute before time, you have 15 minutes before the hour or half hour to punch in. From the hour to quarter hour the assumption is the employee is late for the shift starting on the hour. When an employee is starting late for their shift the system will not adjust the time. This means the adjusted Time/Hours will be the same time as the Actual (Timeclock) Times. Anytime from 15 minutes after to half past assumes the punch in at the half hour and adjusts the time accordingly. Then, again, from half hour to quarter to the hour it is assumed the employee is late. Anything after the quarter hour to up to the hour considers punching in at the next hour.

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 ===Punching In===
-Epiphany does not know inherently what your individual schedules are, for this reason it assumes employees are punching in for the first time of the day on the hour or half hour. With a 15-minute before time, you have 15 minutes before the hour or half hour to punch in. From the hour to quarter hour the assumption is the employee is late for the shift starting on the hour.  When an employee is starting late for their shift the system will not adjust the time.  This means the adjusted <b>Time/Hours</b> will be the same time as the <b>Actual (Timeclock) Times</b>. Anytime from 15 minutes after to half past the hour assumes the punch in at the half hour and your adjusted time is moved accordingly. Then, again, from half hour to quarter to the hour it is assumes the employee is late. Anything after the quarter hour to up to the hour considers punching in at the next hour.
+Epiphany does not know inherently what your individual schedules are, for this reason it assumes employees are punching in for the first time of the day on the hour or half hour. With a 15-minute before time, you have 15 minutes before the hour or half hour to punch in. From the hour to quarter hour the assumption is the employee is late for the shift starting on the hour.  When an employee is starting late for their shift the system will not adjust the time.  This means the adjusted <b>Time/Hours</b> will be the same time as the <b>Actual (Timeclock) Times</b>. Anytime from 15 minutes after to half past assumes the punch in at the half hour and adjusts the time accordingly. Then, again, from half hour to quarter to the hour it is assumed the employee is late. Anything after the quarter hour to up to the hour considers punching in at the next hour.
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