Clock in or out with SmartHub

Start from: SmartHub app

Logging into SmartHub

To access SmartHub, employees must enter their credentials using one of the available methods:

Note: If this is your first time using SmartHub, your manager may need to set up your time & attendance sign-in codes.

Clocking in (starting your shift) with SmartHub

The tool records the employee's entry time and closes, allowing another employee to log in next.

Clocking out (ending your shift) with SmartHub

The system does not request a specific position; it simply records that your shift has ended. 

Clock in breaks with SmartHub

Start from: SmartHub app.

Note: To manage the sign-in codes for a new employee, see Manage employee time & attendance sign-in codes with SmartHub.

Once the break is over, log back into the tool and select End Break.

Change workstation during a shift

Start from: the Smarthub main screen. 

  • Log in to Smarthub.  
  • Clock into start your shift.

  
 

  • Select the Change workstation button on the screen. 

  

  • Select the right workstation for the shift.  
  • Select Accept

The tool will then record the time at which the workstation change was made, which will then be visible in the action timeline. 

See View the stock timeline in Smarthub to learn more about viewing this timeline. 

Completing surveys in Smarthub

Start from: The main screen of Smarthub.

Notes: The operator can configure the survey to be displayed when clocking in or out.

Notes: You can navigate through the questions using the Previous and Next buttons.

Once you have completed the questions, you can either exit the system or return to the home screen, depending on the survey configuration.

View the action timeline in Smarthub

Start from: The main Smarthub screen.

Note: You can view the timeline in Timeline (graphic) form and in List form.

Alerts in Smarthub

Start from: The Smarthub main page.

In Smarthub, alerts are generated when specific rules are violated, such as exceeding the maximum allowed work time or not meeting the minimum rest time between shifts.

To configure alerts:

Offline mode in Smarthub

Start from: The main screen of Smarthub.

Notes: Only users with roles that allow access to the settings screen will be able to access this option.

Once the offline mode switch is enabled on the Smarthub settings screen, it will be ready to switch between offline and online modes depending on the internet connection status.

When offline mode is enabled

Important recommendations

Keep in mind that although offline mode is a viable solution, you should explore other options before using it directly.

If your case is:

  1. I have a stable internet connection: Use Smarthub with the offline mode switch disabled.
  2. I experience occasional interruptions or micro-outages in the internet connection: Use Smarthub's enhanced connection retry functionality. This will allow you to work smoothly with Smarthub's offline mode disabled.
  3. I experience prolonged internet outages and my employees use GIR Staff: The dynamic QR code on the Smarthub home screen can work without an internet connection. We recommend instructing your employees to use Gir Staff to log in using the QR code when there is no internet connection.
  4. I experience prolonged internet outages and my employees do not use GIR Staff: It is recommended to enable the Smarthub offline mode switch.

        Configuration options in Smarthub

        Start from: The main Smarthub screen.

        Accessing the configuration screens requires specific user permissions limited to administrators. When you try to access these screens, unlike other options within the tool, you must provide an email address and a password.

        Available actions

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        Notes: When this option is enabled, you will only need to enter your identification code to log in. To revert this setting, simply access the option and disable it.

        Notes: If the fingerprint is formatted without a prior backup, the data cannot be restored and the fingerprint must be registered again.

        Notes: If offline mode is disabled, the system will not allow clock-ins in case of connectivity loss.

        Register an employee on SmartHub

        Start from: The SmartHub app.

        Authorized user authentication

        Registering an employee is a Restricted Access action and is only possible if the necessary permissions have been assigned from GIR to the user.

        To perform this action, users are required to re-authenticate themselves in Smarthub. Depending on the hardware, they will encounter various methods of identification, including:

        Note: If an error appears when entering the Access Code on the device, it may be due to the center not being enabled. There is the possibility to recover or change the code in case you don't remember it.

        If everything is correct, the menu will be enabled; otherwise, an error message will appear indicating that it is incorrect or that the employee does not have the necessary permissions.

        Employee Registration

        In the Register Employee process, the following options will be available:

        Add employee to a business unit

        First and foremost, it's essential to enroll the employee in the specific center where you wish them to be able to clock in.

        Register the employee's sign-in codes

        Once assigned to a work center, configure the employee’s clock-in method(s):

        To successfully manage and register the sign-in codes for the new employee, see Manage employee time & attendance sign-in codes with SmartHub.

        Supported languages

        SmartHub is available in:

        Troubleshoot SmartHub

        Start from: Anywhere on the SmartHub screen.

        • Locate the specific error to be resolved. In most cases, an error message will be displayed on the screen.
        • Take a screenshot of the error message or the specific problem to be solved.
        • Contact the SmartHub support team at [email protected] and send the screenshots you took.

        The support team has remote access to the SmartHubs to perform checks and solve the problems you may be facing.

        If a hardware failure is identified in the device, the team will provide you with a detailed explanation of the procedure to follow to resolve it.