The basics

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Tasks

Tasks in Quinyx can be considered sub-shifts, i.e., they describe the activity of the assignee of a portion of a shift. You can define a task either on a shift type or manually on a shift. Tasks work…

Updated by Daniel Sjögren

Salary type rules

You can read more about configuring salary types here. Salary type rules allow you to define rules for extra salary types to be generated when an employee punches time on a specific shift. These rule…

Updated by Leigh Hutchens

Unavailability

Unavailability . This functionality enables you to see if employees are available (or not available) in the schedule view. The purpose of this feature is to provide additional help in the scheduling…

Updated by Daniel Sjögren

Multiple salary types

The Multiple salary types option available when creating salary type rules contains a few different options. Below are listed the groups along with the standard salary types they include. Read more a…

Updated by Leigh Hutchens

Schedule validations

The below article refers to when you're editing your schedule in our interface not when doing so through our APIs. When creating shifts in the schedule, Quinyx will validate the shift details against…

Updated by Daniel Sjögren

Schedule on district level

We have limited support for scheduling on district level. We have very limited support for base schedules on district level. How to: Go to the so-called Group selector and select a district. Click on…

Updated by Daniel Sjögren

Schedule items and agreement validity changes

When agreements are changed, Quinyx will perform the below actions: Agreements Action Deleted agreements Quinyx will identify shifts and/or punches that were related to the agreements in question and…

Updated by Daniel Sjögren

Agreement selection logic

There are multiple occasions on which Quinyx itself needs to figure out which agreement to select for a shift and/or punch. Below is a list of such occasions: Agreement changes, such as one out of mu…

Updated by Daniel Sjögren