Days in two parts
Lunch service, a break, dinner service: several entries and exits in the same day.
Time & attendance · Hospitality
Night reception, a kitchen working two services, housekeeping in the morning, extra hands for a wedding or a conference: a hotel or restaurant runs at several speeds. EASY-STAFF brings them into one plan and compares, every day, what was planned with the hours actually clocked.
Your constraints
In hotels and restaurants, an employee's day rarely looks like the day before.
Lunch service, a break, dinner service: several entries and exits in the same day.
Shifts rotate with occupancy and events.
High season brings in people on short contracts.
With EASY-STAFF
Recommended time clocks
One terminal at the service entrance is usually enough; in kitchens, face recognition means nobody touches the device.

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In practice
| Department | Example set-up |
|---|---|
| Reception | Morning, evening and night rotation |
| Kitchen | Two services with a break in between |
| Housekeeping | Mornings, reinforced in high season |
| Restaurant | Evening service, extended on event days |
Yes: every entry and exit of the day is recorded, and time on site is counted once breaks are taken out.
Yes, by giving each day a shift from your catalogue, or by importing a grid from Excel.
Yes: each establishment is a site with its own hours, and management keeps the overall view.
Yes: we run a demo on your own hours, sites and special cases. Request it here.
Working hours, rotating teams and night shifts.
Requests, approvals, balances and supporting documents.
Store networks, changing hours, extra staff.
We show you a weekly shift plan and how it compares with the hours clocked.