PTOroom answers
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- Employee PTO tracker: what a small employer needs to record
What a PTO tracker has to hold for a US employer with ten to eighty people, and the three columns most spreadsheets are missing.
- PTO software for a small US employer: what separates the products
How to compare PTO software when you have thirty people: the rules that break products, what a free tier really gives you, and when to stop paying.
- Time off tracker: one row per employee, and the three ways trackers fail
The layout of a time off tracker that survives a year: what each column is for, and the three mistakes that make a tracker disagree with itself.
- Time off software: what it adds over a spreadsheet
What time off software adds over a spreadsheet, in the order small employers actually feel it, and the questions to ask before buying any of it.
- Track employee time off: settle the policy before the tool
A method for tracking employee time off that survives a year: what to decide first, what to record at each request, and what to do at year end.
- PTO accrual calculator: the rate, the balance and the carryover
How PTO accrual is calculated on each payroll cycle, how to convert hours to days, and what a carryover cap does to the balance.
- Time off request form: the five fields it must capture
What a time off request form has to capture for the balance to stay correct, and the two fields most forms leave out.
- Time off request software: what to test before you buy
How to evaluate time off request software: the four paths to test, why cancellation is the one that leaks, and what a free tier really covers.
- PTO calendar: who is off, and when
How to build a PTO calendar the team will actually use: what to show, what to leave off, and how it stays in step with the balances.