My attendance in AttendFirst: daily history and sessions

The My Attendance page shows an employee’s own attendance history - every check-in, check-out, break, and status, one row per day. The date filter defaults to the current month. Employees can view records on desktop (with a history table) or on mobile via the /m home screen, which shows today’s sessions and the active check-in state.

Desktop view

Open My Attendance from the sidebar. The page has two parts:

The check-in card

The card at the top mirrors the mobile home. It shows:

• Greeting and a live clock.
• The current state: Checked in at HH:MM, On break, or ready to check in.
• A Break or Check Out button depending on your state.

Clicking Check Out from desktop works exactly like the mobile home. The card updates immediately and the new row appears in the table below.

The history table

The table has one row per day in the selected range. Columns:

• Date: your check-in date.
• Check In: your first check-in time for the day, or - if none.
• Check Out: your last check-out, or - if the day ended without one.
• Status: Present, Late, Half day, Absent, On leave, Holiday, or Weekend.
• Sessions: count of check-in/out pairs.
• View details: opens the day’s session panel. The date and the session count open the same panel.

Inside a day: the session panel

Click View details on any day and the Sessions panel slides in. It lists every session for that day - start and end times, duration, and the session type (Work, Lunch Break, Site Visit). For each check-in and check-out it also shows:

• The method - GPS, Selfie, QR, Manual, or Auto.
• The GPS result - whether the location was inside the geofence.
• The selfie photo, if one was captured. Tap it to view it full size.
• A Location link that opens the captured coordinates in Google Maps.

This is your own record of where and how each check-in happened. You can view it but not edit it - corrections go through an admin.

Changing the date range

Click the This month filter and pick any range. The filter is a standard calendar picker. Common ranges:

• This month: default.
• Last month: useful at the start of a new month.
• Last 7 days: quick check of the week.
• Custom range: pick any two dates.

The selected range is stored in the URL (?startDate=...&endDate=...), so you can bookmark a specific month or share a link.

Mobile view

On your phone, the mobile home at /m replaces the desktop card and table. It shows:

• Greeting, date, and live time.
• The Selfie toggle (remembered per device).
• A state-aware action: Check In, Take Break + Check Out, or End Break.
• Today’s Sessions: up to three recent sessions, with a link to see all.

To see previous days on mobile, tap Calendar in the bottom nav. The calendar has the same rules and colours as the shared leave calendar.

For the full check-in flow (GPS, selfies, breaks), see Check in and check out.

What each status means

Status	Meaning
Present	Checked in on time and worked at least the half-day threshold.
Late	Checked in after the late threshold, but still met the half-day floor.
Half day	Worked less than the half-day threshold.
Absent	No check-in on a working day, with no approved leave.
On leave	An approved leave covers the day.
Holiday	A company holiday.
Weekend	A non-working day in your company’s work schedule.

Full rules: Attendance status reference.

Frequently asked questions

How far back does my history go?

As far back as your joining date. Every day between then and today has a record, including days with no check-in.

A past day is marked Absent but I was on leave

The leave request was probably not approved before the date passed, or it was later cancelled. Ask your admin to re-approve it. Approved leaves after the fact still convert Absent to On leave.

Can I edit a wrong check-in time?

No. Only admins can edit attendance. Tell your admin which day needs fixing and they can backfill from the admin attendance page. See Manual attendance.

Where are break sessions shown?

The history table aggregates per day. Click a date to open the slideover and see each session individually, including breaks.

How do I get a monthly total?

Ask your admin for a monthly report. Admins can export one month per employee or for everyone at once. See Reports and CSV export.

Related docs

• Check in and check out. The flow that produces these records.
• Attendance status reference. Full rules for every status code.
• Leave requests. How On leave days get into your history.
• Push notifications. Reminders so you don’t miss a check-in.