Overtime Calculations: Custom Rules
To start calculating overtime using Custom Rules inside of SINC, there are some settings you need to change. This guides shows you how.

Tap on Settings

Tap on Organization

Tap on Overtime

First you need to select the overtime week start day which determines the overtime work week. Overtime work week is a period of seven days starting from the overtime week start day, i.e., for overtime week start day of Monday, the overtime work week runs from Monday to Sunday. Tap on Edit next to Choose Your Overtime Week Start Day

Tap on The day you want as Overtime Week Start Day

Tap on Edit next to Custom Overtime Rules. SINC supports five types of overtime rules: Daily (hours worked beyond the normal hours in a work week day), Daily Double (like daily, but paid at a higher rate, e.g. Daily after 8 hours at 1.5 rate and Daily Double after 12 hours at 1.75 rate), Weekly (hours worked beyond the normal hours in a work week), Seventh Consecutive Day (hours worked on the seventh consecutive work week day), and Seventh Consecutive Day Double (like seventh consecutive day but at a higher rate, e.g. after 0 hours at 1.5 rate and after 8 hours at double the rate).

Toggle on The Custom Rule You Want To Use (i.e., Daily)

If required, edit the hours after which the overtime rule will apply: Tap on Edit next to After Hours

Tap on The Hours After Which The Rule Should Apply

If required, edit the overtime rule rate by editing the multiplier: Tap on Edit next to Multiplier

Tap on The Multiplier For The Rule

Similarly, the remaining rules can be enabled as required. The hours after which they apply and their multipliers can also be adjusted.

Once Overtime Week Start Day is set and a Custom Rule has been toggled on, Gross Pay on Overview and Employee Summaries is calculated and displayed with Overtime (Overtime is calculated for clocked out shifts, open shifts' gross pay don't include overtime calculations).


Details of the overtime calculations are displayed on the Exported Pay Period Summaries.


If you are using the web version it will look like this:














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