In the first part of the interview, it was explained what Timenet is, and how it allows you to control all the hours worked, and differentiate them, to be able to take into account, for example, those hours that are extra, or those that will need to be compensated as a result of the fifteen-day paid leave that was applied this April by government decree.
In this interview, it was also noted that Timenet is a valid application for any company and sector, and that organizations generally use it first and foremost to record the working day, since since May 12, 2019 it is mandatory to do so, and also to have greater control over the hours dedicated to each task, since Timenet also has a project module that serves precisely to attribute working hours to specific jobs.
Toni Valle also explained that it is a very simple application to use, and that you do not need to install anything, you only need to have an internet connection, and it can be done from any device, be it a PC, a tablet or a smartphone.
It was also noted that with everything that has happened, Timenet helps to manage teleworking well, since it adapts to each person and their needs, allows flexibility in schedules, and the registration of all the breaks that need to be taken due to confinement, and for example having to take care of minors.
At the end of the interview, the question was asked about biometric data, and it was explained that nowadays it can really be a problem to register the working day in this way, because it can be a focus of contagion, it is much better that each person can sign in from their mobile phone and individually.