For leaders only, the portal adds a roster of their crew showing each person's open shift elapsed time or hours closed out today, with a clock button beside anyone who is not themselves. It is scoped strictly to the leader's own crew.
Also called: who is on the clock · crew lead dashboard · is my crew logging hours
- 1crewMates() reads the shared roster filtered to the leader's crew, then today's time entries for every id those people are known under.
- 2Each row shows 'On the clock · 2h 40m', 'Done · 8h today', or 'Not clocked in'.
- 3The leader's own row is marked (you) and carries no button, because his own action is the big button at the top.
- 4The id used for each person is the one their own link would carry, so clocking them from here writes the rows their phone would.
A crew leader could not tell whether his men were logging their hours until payroll came round and the gaps showed up. He opens his own link to a roster of his crew with two facts beside each name: on the clock or not, and hours so far. It is his crew only — a leader is not an admin and has no business reading another crew's hours from a link that lives on his phone. Showing a man who is on the clock as not clocked in is the one wrong answer this screen must never give, because the next tap opens a second shift for one man.
- Missing time discovered a week late instead of the same morning.
- Leaders having no visibility without admin rights.
- Duplicate shifts opened by a mismatch between two ids for the same person.
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