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What's New in NextHR
1.0.9
September 3, 2026
Your hours count what you have worked. Clocking in used to credit the rest of the shift straight away — clock in at 1:57 and the card read 3h 02m of a day one minute old. It now counts forward from your punch, updates through the day, and the unpaid break comes out as it is earned rather than in one drop. My hours adds up too: a day that showed a minute nobody could account for, flagged for you to check, was a rounding fault and is gone. Nothing concludes your day before it ends. You are no longer marked absent in the minute after clocking in, or half a day at lunchtime, and the hours you have not worked yet are not counted against you as undertime. File a half day from your phone. Leave taken as a half day could only be filed at a desk — from the app it spent a whole day of your balance without saying so. Field work can now say what kind of trip it is and whether it takes the whole day or only part of it, and overtime can say what it was for. For managers. The team board's figures add up: turned up, not in yet, away, expected. People who had not arrived were counted nowhere before, because the old tile waited for the day to end. Approving answers immediately instead of sitting on the button, and the queue refetches when you come back to the app.
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