We've added six new filters to the Configuration / People and CoreHR / People views so you can customize your team data even more.
The new filters are: Birthday, People, Direct Manager, Contract Type, Termination Date, Work Anniversary.
From now on, you can use nine filters in total, eight as listed below:
and one more: Status
We'd love to hear your thoughts! Please share your feedback with our Customer Support team. Your input is invaluable as we continue to improve our tools.
Our new "People" report is designed to streamline the time spent on data management, ensuring that the generated document fully meets the needs of various departments.
Here's what's new:
How to test the new report?
In the reports view, you’ll notice a green banner. Use it to switch to the new layout and share your feedback on these improvements.
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We've got a handy new feature for you! From now on, every team member can sync Calamari with a personal Microsoft Calendar.
When you request time off, it will be marked as an Out-of-Office event in your personal MS Outlook Calendar. Remote work requests will display as Working Elsewhere.
To activate, switch on "Employee's private calendar" in Microsoft 365 integration.
This feature is for you if you run an international team and use more than one holiday calendar!
From now on, the notification of public holidays will include information about which country the holiday applies to.
This will allow you to quickly discern which employees may not be available on a given day.
Another type, Numerical, has appeared on the list of Custom Fields selections in the Configuration. The field allows you to enter only a number, the length of which can reach up to 30 digits and six decimal digits. In addition:
The new type is supported in XLSX imports and exports.
Calamari's Android and iOS apps have been updated with new Timesheet features. From now on, each user can select the presented data in the mobile app, thanks to the intuitive navigation, and also check:
Find more information in our mobile apps, available on App Store (iOS) & Google Play (Android).
Taking feedback from customers into account, we have made further improvements to the Timesheet view. Here are the most important changes you should know about:
1. The search engine is available directly above the employee list (previously it was available in the upper right corner under the magnifying glass)
2. You can find the most important presets at the top bar (including Shifts, Balance and Projects)
3. Horizontal scrolling was moved over the timesheet.
4 And more improvements to increase the clarity and readability of the records (font size, getting rid of the number of irregularities from a single cell, adding labels, etc.).
1. Single and and multiple-choice lists
Custom fields, of the single-choice or multiple-choice list type , can be now added from Configuration/Custom Fields. After assigning a Category, Group and any number of options, the field will be visible in the Configuration/People and CoreHR/People views.
After defining the field and selection options, you will see the new column after downloading the Export/Import template. You can easily add/change an existing selection in an employee - by typing the option name - and delete - if you clear a cell in the sheet in that person and do an Import.
2. symfonyGUID field
Administrators who have integration with Symfonia Sage enabled have gained the ability to:
Tired of editing each group of data in new pop'ups? We got you.
Now, you can edit each field in the drawers tab with one click. Just press the edit button and modify whatever you want. Remember to save your work afterwards.
No more switching between popups. It's just simple data modification.
From now on, you can display only the crucial and actively used data in your timesheet view.
To achieve this, go to the “SHOW” dropdown located in the top right corner, select “Custom,” and tick off the necessary data fields.
This adjustment will streamline your timesheet view, ensuring clarity and minimalism by eliminating unnecessary information.