In brief: Minutezilla calculates overtime automatically at check-out – based on a daily and a weekly threshold, for example 8 and 40 hours. The higher value counts.
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Feature
Calculate overtime automatically
Minutezilla calculates overtime at check-out from the actual working time. You decide when a day or a week counts as overtime.
What overtime calculation does
Daily and weekly thresholds
Set how many hours per day and per week count as regular time – for example 8 hours a day and 40 hours a week.
Calculated at check-out
As soon as someone checks out, Minutezilla calculates the day’s overtime and stores it on the attendance entry.
Overview and export
Admins and managers see overtime for the last 30 days and export the overtime report as CSV.
How overtime is calculated
The basis is the working time between check-in and check-out minus breaks.
Enabled per workspace
Admins switch on overtime calculation for the workspace and set the thresholds.
Day or week – the higher value counts
Minutezilla compares overtime by daily and by weekly threshold and uses the higher value.
Set a rate multiplier
You can also store a multiplier for overtime, for example 1.5.
Traceable per day
Each day shows check-in, check-out, working time and overtime, so questions are cleared up quickly.
More features
All features work together in the same workspace.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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Do I have to calculate overtime myself?
No. When the feature is enabled, Minutezilla calculates overtime automatically at check-out.
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Are daily or weekly hours used?
Both are checked. The value that results in more overtime counts.
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Can I export overtime?
Yes. The overtime report can be downloaded as a CSV file for a date range.
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All features are unlocked for free until June 1, 2027 – no credit card required.
