Shift Reports Acceptance Log

This section describes the specifics of accessing and interpreting the Shift Reports Acceptance Log report.

Opening the Report

To open the report:

1. From the CStoreOffice® home page, in the Shift Reports section, click the location (or station) name.
   Result: The page with the shifts for the location opens.
2. At the bottom of the page, go to the Related Information section and click Shift Reports Acceptance Log.

   
   Result: The Shift Reports Acceptance Log opens.

Viewing the Report

The Shift Reports Acceptance Log report displays the information about all shifts accepted on a certain location (station) within the specified period. This reports is used to analyze old shifts.

The report contains the following data about each accepted shift:

• CR#
• Shift
• Date
• CR Shift#
• Date From
• Date To
• Type

  

Filtering and Sorting the Report Data

To get the exact information you need, you can apply filters to the report. To set up a filter, select one or more filtering options. Once the filter is set up, at the bottom of the filter section, click the Refresh button to display the report data by the filter criteria.

The report provides the following filtering and sorting options:

• Custom Date: Select this filtering option and specify the period you are interested in, and then click Refresh. There are the following filtering periods available:
• Yesterday
• Current Month
• Current Quarter
• Current Year
• Last Month
• Last Quarter
• Last Year
• Last 12 Months
• advanced. Click the advanced button > Filter By. In the Shift Type column, select the shift type you want to view the report for and then click Refresh.

Additional Actions

• To view more detailed information about the shift, click this shift and view the Shift History report. For more information, see Shift History Report.
• To reprocess accepted shift, select this shift and click the Reprocess button. As a result, this shift will be moved back to the Accepted Shifts section in the Cash Register > Shift Reports section. For more information, see Viewing Shifts for the Location.