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Timesheets and the time clock

Staff punch in with a PIN on the kitchen tablet; the hours land in Labor's Timesheets tab.

Updated July 4, 2026

Hours start at the tablet: staff clock in and out with their personal PIN on the kitchen tablet's time clock, and those punches become the Timesheets tab's records in Labor.

  • No separate hardware — the same tablet that runs your tickets runs the time clock.
  • PINs make punches personal — each clock-in is tied to the employee whose PIN it is, not a shared button anyone can hit.
  • Timesheets feed your labor picture — worked hours next to hourly rates is what turns the schedule from a plan into a cost you can compare against.
Note: Pair this with the clocked-in requirement on the kitchen display and the loop closes: nobody works tickets off the clock. See Staff PINs and the time clock.
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Frequently asked questions

Questions about timesheets

Practical answers about timesheets in KitchenRush.

Where do the hours in Labor timesheets come from?

Hours start at the tablet: staff clock in and out with their personal PIN on the kitchen tablet's time clock, and those punches become the Timesheets tab's records in Labor.

Do I need separate time-clock hardware?

No separate hardware — the same tablet that runs your tickets runs the time clock.

PINs make punches personal — each clock-in is tied to the employee whose PIN it is, not a shared button anyone can hit.