Creating an employee

In the menu, go to Employees > Employee list

Click on Create employee

Fill out the relevant information

NOTE:

Mandatory fields are marked by yellow followed by a *

Finally, click on Create

Select the Job title

You can select between existing job titles or directly create new ones.

Job titles can be created by clicking on Add next to the field or by going to the Company structure. You can read more about the latter in the following article: Creating employee job titles

NOTE:

Supervisors can add new job titles when they create or edit an employee. However, only the administrator can create, edit and delete job titles by going to Company structure.

Once a job title has been selected, you can use it to filter the view of your employee list. Learn more about that in the following article: Filters in the employee list

Select the Group

You can pick between existing employee groups or directly create a new group.

Employee groups can be created by clicking on Add next to the field or by going to the Company structure. You can read more about the latter in the following article: How to create employee groups

NOTE:

Supervisors can add new employee groups when they create or edit an employee. However, only the administrator can create, edit and delete employee groups by going to Company structure.

Once a group has been selected, you can use it to filter the view of your employee list. Learn more about that in the following article: Filters in the employee list

	Select the User type
	You can select between the following four user types: Master Administrator: This is the primary administrator created when the subscription is set up. There can only be one Master Administrator in the system. This user has full access to all system features, including subscription settings and company data, and is responsible for managing administrator users. Read more about that here: Setting up the user type Master Administrator. Administrator: This user type can be created by the Master Administrator and has almost the same permissions as the Master Administrator. However, administrators do not have access to subscription settings or company data, and they cannot manage other administrator users or reset their passwords. Supervisor: A supervisor is a user type with enhanced permissions, allowing them to manage employee scheduling as well as handle payroll and invoicing, if the administrator has granted them this permission. However, they do not have access to settings, subscription details, or company data. After creating a supervisor, you need to assign customer areas to them, otherwise they will not be able to access any customers. Read more about how to assign customer areas here: Assigning customer areas Employee: Tasks can be planned for this user type, and if you want them to log their start and end times for tasks, they will additionally have to be granted access to the system. The CleanManager app can be used for precise time registration if the add-on module App with Time Registration has been activated in your system.

	Select the Language
	Here, you can pick between Danish, English, and German. Your choice determines the system language for the employee when they log in to CleanManager. Employees can change their user language as well, by following the guide in the article: Changing the account language as an employee

	Tick off Grant the employee access to CleanManager for the employee
	The employee will receive an e-mail with their username and password. You can grant them access immediately when you create them, or you can do it later by editing the employee.

	The employee can also be granted access the following way:
	Click on Edit employee access in the functions-column
	To learn more about this function, go to the following article: How do I grant an employee access?

Fill out the relevant wage information:

Wage information	Meaning
Wage number	The wage number is used for the wage export in order to identify the correct employee in your payroll system. It is recommended to always fill out the wage number.
Employment	Here, you can select the employment type for the specific employee. Learn more in the following article: Creating employment types
Transferred time in service	If your employee has experience from a prior job, you can enter it here. The length should be added in whole months. This way, your employee can be eligible for supplements from the start of their employment.
Employed since	Start of employment. This date will be used to calculate when certain supplements should be triggered.
Employed until	End of employment. You can use this field if you know the end date for the employee's employment, e.g. if it's a temporary cleaner.

Adjust the daily work hours

When you set up the daily work hours, the total weekly work hours will be calculated.

In the employee view of the new calendar, you will be able to see if you have exceeded the weekly work hours of the employee or if they still have time for more tasks.

You can also enable the setting Highlight in Optimisation of hours if the weekly working hours have been exceeded. If you do this, the box Optimisation of hours will turn red in the Overview, whenever an employee exceeds their weekly work limit by a minute or falls short of it by more than three hours.

You can access the overview through Wages > Optimisation of hours, as well as through Overview > Optimisation of hours

	Select the Wage profile
	Pick the correct wage profile for the specific employee. You can learn more about setting up wage profiles in the following article: Wage profiles and hourly wages

	Enter Extra hourly pay
	You can use this field if you want to pay your employee an extra amount on top of their hourly wage. The extra wage will be added to the regular hourly wage in the wage export

	Select the Overtime profile
	Pick the overtime profile that fits the employee. You can learn more about setting up overtime profiles in the following article: Overtime profiles

	Select the Supplements
	Here, you can pick which personal supplements should be triggered for the employee in question. You can learn more about setting up personal supplements in the following article: Personal supplements

	When creating or editing an employee, you have the option to see an overview of which information the different user types can see
	The two ways of finding this overview are as follows: Click on Create employee and thereafter on Click to see who can view this information Click on Edit employee and thereafter on Click to see who can view this information

	In the overview, you can see what information the different user types have access to

How do I create a new employee?

This is how you create an employee

This is how the job title affects the employee

This is how the employee group affects the employee

This is how the user type affects the employee

This is how you can grant the employee access to CleanManager

This is the meaning of the wage information

This is how you use the contracted hours

This is how you set up the correct wage for an employee

This is how you can see what information the different user types have access to

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How do I create a new employee?

This is how you create an employee

This is how the job title affects the employee

This is how the employee group affects the employee

This is how the user type affects the employee

This is how you can grant the employee access to CleanManager

This is the meaning of the wage information

This is how you use the contracted hours

This is how you set up the correct wage for an employee

This is how you can see what information the different user types have access to

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