Corrections and rejections

When recorded hours don’t add up — a bad punch, a forgotten break, a disagreement about overtime — it’s resolved in the approval flow. runorder has no separate dispute queue; instead, every tool in the approval queue is tracked, so disagreements can be resolved in the open.

The tools

• Reject the day with a note — the note shows on the person’s period, and the week reopens so the person can correct it themselves.
• Adjust the entry — the manager corrects the punch times or break directly. The original times are always preserved: the entry is badged Modified, and anyone can see what was there before.
• Un-approve the day — reverts an approval or rejection back to pending, with an optional reason shared in the history.

The trail

Every decision — approved, un-approved, rejected, adjusted times — is written to the entry’s history with who did it, in what role, and when. In a disagreement, the history is the record both sides can read.

Catch it before submission

Self-approving days in the period is the cheapest correction round: people vouch for their own days before the manager sees them, and deviations surface while the week is still fresh.