Rejected punches table

Date and time when the punch occurred.

Type of punch that was rejected. For example, when an employee punches In, Out, Break, or Back.

Job for the punch.

Indicates why the punch was rejected.

For example, a scheduled lockout period would indicate that the schedule was locked when the employee tried to punch In.

Time Clock on which the employee tried to punch.

Indicates whether the employee declined to override the rejection (if the option was offered). When an employee punches in, they might see a message that says there is something wrong with the punch. The employee may override the rejection or decline to override the rejection.

For example, if an employee tries to punch In early and your property has rules about how early employees can clock In, the employee is notified by the Time Clock that their punch was rejected. The employee may choose to override the rejection or decline to override the rejection. If the employee declines to override the rejection, the word Decline appears in this field.

If the employee did not have the opportunity to override the punch, this field is blank.

Indicates that the punch took place when the Time Clock was offline.