Visual Test Page for TAMEDA Public Content

Use this page to test typography, buttons, cards, badges, images, tables, light mode, dark mode and responsive behavior.

Primary Button

Blue Button

Outline Button

IMAGE PLACEHOLDER
Product screenshot or workplace photo

Typography Test

This is a normal paragraph. It shows the standard font size, line height and text color from the global frontend styles.

This sentence uses bold text. This part contains italic text, while this example includes an internal link.

Example H3 Heading

Use H3 headings inside larger sections and keep the heading order logical.

Badges and Chips

Information

Success

Warning

Danger

Default Chip

Feature Cards

01

First Feature

Explain one clear feature and connect it with a practical outcome.

02

Second Feature

Use this card to test spacing, border color and equal height.

03

Third Feature

Check how the three cards stack on smaller screens.

IMAGE PLACEHOLDER
Screenshot, device photo or illustration

Two-Column Section

This section combines a visual element with supporting text and a short list.

First supporting point
Second supporting point
Third supporting point

Success Action

Lists and Quote

Unordered List

First list item
Second list item
Third list item

Ordered List

First step
Second step
Third step

This is a demo quote for testing borders, backgrounds and contrast.
Demo source

Demo notice: This element tests warning colors and readable contrast.

Demo Table

Feature	Status	Example
Shift Planning	Available	Create and assign shifts
Time Tracking	Available	Record work and breaks
Terminal Mode	Available	Shared clocking device

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this details block look?

This answer tests the native Gutenberg details block.

Does it work in dark mode?

The text, borders and backgrounds should follow the active theme.

Is the page responsive?

The Gutenberg columns should stack automatically on smaller screens.

Final CTA Test Section

Use this section to test gradient backgrounds, white text and CTA buttons.

CTA Button

Secondary CTA

14.07.2026

Visual Test Page for TAMEDA Public Content

Use this page to test typography, buttons, cards, badges, images, tables, light mode, dark mode and responsive behavior.

Primary Button

Blue Button

Outline Button

PLACEHOLDER
Product screenshot or workplace photo

Typography Test

This is a normal paragraph. It shows the standard font size, line height and text color from the global frontend styles.

This sentence uses bold text. This part contains italic text, while this example includes an internal link.

Example H3 Heading

Use H3 headings inside larger sections and keep the heading order logical.

Badges and Chips

Information

Success

Warning

Danger

Default Chip

Feature Cards

01

First Feature

Explain one clear feature and connect it with a practical outcome.

02

Second Feature

Use this card to test spacing, border color and equal height.

03

Third Feature

Check how the three cards stack on smaller screens.

IMAGE PLACEHOLDER
Screenshot, device photo or illustration

Two-Column Section

This section combines a visual element with supporting text and a short list.

First supporting point
Second supporting point
Third supporting point

Success Action

Lists and Quote

Unordered List

First list item
Second list item
Third list item

Ordered List

First step
Second step
Third step

This is a demo quote for testing borders, backgrounds and contrast.
Demo source

Demo notice: This element tests warning colors and readable contrast.

Demo Table

Feature	Status	Example
Shift Planning	Available	Create and assign shifts
Time Tracking	Available	Record work and breaks
Terminal Mode	Available	Shared clocking device

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this details block look?

This answer tests the native Gutenberg details block.

Does it work in dark mode?

The text, borders and backgrounds should follow the active theme.

Is the page responsive?

The Gutenberg columns should stack automatically on smaller screens.

Final CTA Test Section

Use this section to test gradient backgrounds, white text and CTA buttons.

CTA Button

Secondary CTA

14.07.2026

Visual Test Page for TAMEDA Public Content

Use this page to test typography, buttons, cards, badges, images, tables, light mode, dark mode and responsive behavior.

Primary Button

Blue Button

Outline Button

IMAGE PLACEHOLDER
Product screenshot or workplace photo

Typography Test

This is a normal paragraph. It shows the standard font size, line height and text color from the global frontend styles.

This sentence uses bold text. This part contains italic text, while this example includes an internal link.

Example H3 Heading

Use H3 headings inside larger sections and keep the heading order logical.

Badges and Chips

Information

Success

Warning

Danger

Default Chip

Feature Cards

01

First Feature

Explain one clear feature and connect it with a practical outcome.

02

Second Feature

Use this card to test spacing, border color and equal height.

03

Third Feature

Check how the three cards stack on smaller screens.

IMAGE PLACEHOLDER
Screenshot, device photo or illustration

Two-Column Section

This section combines a visual element with supporting text and a short list.

First supporting point
Second supporting point
Third supporting point

Success Action

Lists and Quote

Unordered List

First list item
Second list item
Third list item

Ordered List

First step
Second step
Third step

This is a demo quote for testing borders, backgrounds and contrast.
Demo source

Demo notice: This element tests warning colors and readable contrast.

Demo Table

Feature	Status	Example
Shift Planning	Available	Create and assign shifts
Time Tracking	Available	Record work and breaks
Terminal Mode	Available	Shared clocking device

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this details block look?

This answer tests the native Gutenberg details block.

Does it work in dark mode?

The text, borders and backgrounds should follow the active theme.

Is the page responsive?

The Gutenberg columns should stack automatically on smaller screens.

Final CTA Test Section

Use this section to test gradient backgrounds, white text and CTA buttons.

CTA Button

Secondary CTA

14.07.2026

Visual Test Page for TAMEDA Public Content

Use this page to test typography, buttons, cards, badges, images, tables, light mode, dark mode and responsive behavior.

Primary Button

Blue Button

Outline Button

IMAGE PLACEHOLDER
Product screenshot or workplace photo

Typography Test

This is a normal paragraph. It shows the standard font size, line height and text color from the global frontend styles.

This sentence uses bold text. This part contains italic text, while this example includes an internal link.

Example H3 Heading

Use H3 headings inside larger sections and keep the heading order logical.

Badges and Chips

Information

Success

Warning

Danger

Default Chip

Feature Cards

01

First Feature

Explain one clear feature and connect it with a practical outcome.

02

Second Feature

Use this card to test spacing, border color and equal height.

03

Third Feature

Check how the three cards stack on smaller screens.

IMAGE PLACEHOLDER
Screenshot, device photo or illustration

Two-Column Section

This section combines a visual element with supporting text and a short list.

First supporting point
Second supporting point
Third supporting point

Success Action

Lists and Quote

Unordered List

First list item
Second list item
Third list item

Ordered List

First step
Second step
Third step

This is a demo quote for testing borders, backgrounds and contrast.
Demo source

Demo notice: This element tests warning colors and readable contrast.

Demo Table

Feature	Status	Example
Shift Planning	Available	Create and assign shifts
Time Tracking	Available	Record work and breaks
Terminal Mode	Available	Shared clocking device

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this details block look?

This answer tests the native Gutenberg details block.

Does it work in dark mode?

The text, borders and backgrounds should follow the active theme.

Is the page responsive?

The Gutenberg columns should stack automatically on smaller screens.

Final CTA Test Section

Use this section to test gradient backgrounds, white text and CTA buttons.

CTA Button

Secondary CTA

14.07.2026

Every hour worked, owed or banked, always reconciled

A working time account turns clock-ins, contract targets and corrections into one running balance per employee, so overtime and flexitime are never a manual calculation at month end.

[Time Account table screenshot]

How the balance is calculated

The same formula, applied automatically every pay period.

1

Start from the opening balance

Last period’s closing balance carries forward as this period’s starting point.

2

Add net worked hours

Every approved clock-in and clock-out, minus breaks, is totalled automatically.

3

Apply credits and corrections

Manually credited hours and approved corrections are added or subtracted.

4

Subtract the contract target

The employee’s contracted hours for the period are deducted from the total.

5

Get the closing balance

What’s left is the employee’s up-to-date overtime or deficit, ready for the next period.

Why teams rely on working time accounts

Automation

No manual overtime math

The balance recalculates itself every period, so no one is reconciling hours in a spreadsheet.

Transparency

Balance visible anytime

Managers can check any employee’s current balance the moment they need it, without waiting on a spreadsheet.

Accuracy

Corrections stay accountable

Every manual credit or correction is logged against the balance it affected, with who made it and why.

Payroll

Payroll-ready balances

Closing balances export alongside timesheets, so overtime payout or time-off-in-lieu is one export.

Flexibility

Per-employee contract targets

Full-time, part-time and flexible contracts each get their own target hours and rules.

History

Full period-by-period history

Every past period’s opening and closing balance stays on record for audits and disputes.

[Time Account table screenshot]

One statement, ready to export

Generate a monthly working time account statement per employee, or for the whole team, with the opening balance, every movement and the closing balance laid out clearly, ready to hand to payroll or an employee who asks.

Export as PDF, Excel or CSV
Filter by employee, department or month
Scheduled monthly auto-exports

Built for whoever manages the balance

Working time accounts are an administrator tool, kept out of the employee’s own view.

Administrator experience

See every employee’s balance across the team, apply a correction with a reason attached, and export statements straight to payroll.

Team-wide balance overview
Auditable credits and corrections
Bulk export for payroll close

14.07.2026

Absences and Leave

Time off, requested, approved and visible in one place

Employees submit vacation, sick leave and other absences straight from the app. Managers see the impact on the schedule immediately, so approvals never come as a surprise on the roster.

[Time off table screenshot]

Every kind of absence, tracked the same way

Configure the leave types your business actually uses, each with its own rules and balance.

Vacation

Deducted from the annual entitlement automatically

Sick leave

With or without continued pay, tracked separately

Special leave

For events like marriage, moving or bereavement

Unpaid leave

Recorded without affecting the vacation balance

Sickness benefit

For longer absences covered by statutory pay

Public holiday

Applied automatically per region or location

From request to a resolved balance

1

Employee requests

A leave type and date range is submitted from the app in seconds.
2

Manager reviews

The request appears alongside the schedule, with any shift conflicts flagged.
3

Approve or decline

One tap updates the employee’s calendar and notifies them immediately.
4

Balance updates

The employee’s leave balance reflects the approved days automatically.

Feature highlights

[ Absence Calendar/Ghantt Overview ]

See absences next to the schedule, not apart from it

Approved and pending absences show up directly on the shift calendar, so a manager reviewing next week’s roster can see who’s unavailable before a shift ever gets assigned.

Absences overlaid on the shift calendar
Filter by department, location or leave type
Team view shows everyone’s availability at a glance

[ Leave Balance Summary ]

Balances that update themselves

Every approved absence is deducted from the right balance automatically, whether that’s an annual vacation entitlement or a statutory sick-pay allowance, so no one has to track it in a spreadsheet on the side.

Automatic balance deduction on approval
Carry-over and entitlement rules per leave type
Employees see their remaining balance anytime

Built for both sides of the request

Employee experience

Submit a request in under a minute, track its status, and see the remaining balance for every leave type without asking HR.

Request leave in a few taps
Live status: pending, approved or declined
Always-visible remaining balance

Administrator experience

Review every pending request against the live schedule, approve with one tap, and keep every leave type’s rules configured centrally.

One queue for every pending request
Shift conflicts flagged before approval
Configurable leave types and entitlement rules

14.07.2026

Terminal Mode

One paired terminal, accurate clock-ins for the whole site

Pair a tablet or phone as a workplace terminal and require employees to clock in and out there instead of from their own device, while breaks stay flexible on the phone.

Pairing a terminal takes minutes

Set it up once from admin settings, then leave the device in place.

1

Add a terminal

Name the device and set its location from Terminal Mode settings.
2

Open the pairing screen

On the device, go to the pairing page.
3

Enter the 6-digit code

The code shown in admin settings confirms it’s the right device.
4

Confirm and go live

The terminal is active immediately, ready for employee logins.

Why teams turn Terminal Mode on

Access

Terminal ID and PIN login

Employees identify themselves at the shared device with their own ID and PIN, nothing to install on a personal phone.

Flexibility

Breaks stay on the phone

Clock in and out are locked to the terminal, but starting and ending a break still works from an employee’s phone.

Accountability

Manual entries need approval

A time entry submitted from the phone while Terminal Mode is active goes to an admin for approval before it counts.

Protection

Entries can’t be self-deleted

Employees cannot delete their own time entries while Terminal Mode is active; managers and owners still can.

Exceptions

Exclude remote employees

Remote or field staff can be excluded from the requirement and keep clocking in from their phone as normal.

Control

Owner-only enable and disable

Only account owners can turn Terminal Mode on or off, keeping the policy change auditable and deliberate.

[ Terminal mode screen Screenshot ]

A login built for a shared device

Every employee gets their own Terminal ID and PIN, so a single paired tablet can safely serve an entire shift. Each login is logged with the employee, the terminal, and a timestamp, so there’s never any doubt about who clocked in or where.

Personal Terminal ID and PIN per employee
Auto-return to login after each action
Every punch tied to the device it came from

Built for both sides of the terminal

Employee experience

Walk up to the terminal, enter your ID and PIN, and clock in or out in seconds. Breaks still start and end from your own phone.

Fast ID + PIN clock-in at the terminal
Breaks managed from the phone as usual
Manual entry requests when a punch is missed

Administrator experience

Pair and manage every terminal, decide who’s required to use one, and approve manual entries before they reach payroll.

Pair, rename or revoke terminals anytime
Exclude specific employees from the requirement
Approve or reject manual entries in one queue

14.07.2026

Shift Planning

Shift Planning that keeps
your whole team in sync

Build accurate schedules in minutes, not hours. Tameda’s shift planning gives managers a live, drag-and-drop roster while employees always know exactly when and where they’re working next.

Rostering

Drag-and-drop rostering

Build a week’s schedule visually and publish it in a few clicks, with reusable templates for recurring patterns.

Coverage

Real-time availability

See who’s free, on leave, or already scheduled before you assign a shift no more double-booking.

Labour Law

Compliance built in

Rest periods, max hours and labour rules are checked automatically before you publish.

Notifications

Instant notifications

Employees are alerted the moment a shift is published, swapped or changed.

Self-Service

Open shift marketplace

Unfilled shifts go to qualified, available employees, cutting down on manager phone calls.

Coming Soon

Automation

AI-assisted scheduling

Get a suggested coverage plan based on demand history, availability and skills.

How shift planning works

From open shift to a fully staffed, confirmed roster.

1

Define demand

Set required roles, headcount and shift templates per department.
2

Check availability

Tameda surfaces availability, skills and approved leave automatically.
3

Assign shifts

Drag employees onto shifts or let auto-assist suggest a coverage plan.
4

Publish & notify

The schedule is pushed to the app; employees get a notification instantly.
5

Track & adjust

Swaps, sick leave and overtime are reflected on the live roster in real time.

Feature highlights

[ Weekly Roster View ]

A visual roster your whole team understands

Switch between day, week and month views to plan short-term coverage or long-term staffing at a glance. Colour-coded shifts, roles and departments make it easy to spot gaps before they become a problem.

Department and location filters
Reusable shift templates
Bulk copy of previous weeks

[ Open Shift Marketplace ]

Let employees claim open shifts themselves

Post unfilled shifts to an internal marketplace so qualified, available employees can claim them directly — cutting down on manager phone calls and last-minute scrambling.

Self-service shift claiming
Manager approval workflow
Automatic conflict checks

[ Rule & Compliance Engine ]

Compliance checks run while you plan

Tameda flags rest-period violations, maximum weekly hours and missing qualifications the moment a shift is assigned — not after payroll finds the problem.

Configurable labour rules per country
Skill and certification matching
Overtime warnings before publishing

Real-world use cases

How different industries plan shifts with Tameda.

[ Retail Store Roster ]

Retail

Match staffing levels to footfall patterns and peak trading hours across multiple stores, while keeping part-time and student staff availability up to date.

[ Production Line Coverage ]

Manufacturing

Cover rotating shift patterns across production lines while respecting mandatory rest periods and certified-operator requirements.

[ Restaurant Floor & Kitchen Plan ]

Restaurants

Plan front-of-house and kitchen shifts around service peaks, and fill last-minute call-outs from the open shift marketplace.

[ Ward Coverage Calendar ]

Healthcare

Guarantee round-the-clock ward coverage with qualification checks so only certified staff are scheduled for specialist shifts.

[ Warehouse Shift Board ]

Logistics

Plan warehouse and driver shifts around delivery volumes, with automatic overtime warnings during peak seasons.

Built for both sides of the schedule

Employee experience

Employees view their schedule from the mobile app or terminal, set their availability, request swaps and claim open shifts — all without contacting a manager directly.

Personal shift calendar with reminders
One-tap shift swap requests
Push notifications for changes

Administrator experience

Managers get a control tower view of every department: coverage gaps, pending swap approvals, overtime risk and labour cost — all editable from a single screen.

Multi-department, multi-location view
Approval workflows for swaps and requests
Labour cost forecasting per shift

14.07.2026

Digital Time Clock

Every entrance, one shared time clock

Turn a tablet or kiosk into a shared time clock that every employee can use in seconds. A simple PIN feeds the same live record managers already trust.

[ Shared kiosk clock-in screen Screenshot ]

Built to replace the paper

A digital time clock is a shared device at an entrance or workstation where employees identify themselves and clock in, without a personal phone, login or paper card.

[Time tracking table screensot]

Works on hardware you already own

Turn an existing tablet, kiosk or shared computer into a clock, no proprietary device required.
Simple PIN identification

Employees enter a short PIN to identify themselves at the device, fast to set up and easy to use.
One record, every device

Kiosk, mobile and web application clockin land in the same timesheet, with nothing to reconcile.
Keeps working offline

Clock queue locally during an network connection outage and sync automatically once connection returns.

How the digital time clock works

Set up once, then employees clock in for years without a second thought.

[Time tracking table screenshot]

1

Set up a device

Turn a tablet, kiosk or shared computer into a dedicated clock at any entrance.

2

Set a PIN for each employee

Every employee gets a short PIN to identify themselves at the device.

3

Employee identifies

Entering the PIN confirms who’s clocking in, in under two seconds.

4

Punch is recorded

The record syncs instantly to the same timesheet as mobile and web punches.

5

Managers see it live

Who’s on site right now is visible from the dashboard in real time.

One clock, every kind of entrance

Deploy the setup that fits each location, all managed from the same place.

[ Wall-Mounted Kiosk ]

Kiosk

A locked-down, wall-mounted device for high-traffic entrances with many employees per shift.

[ Shared Tablet Stand ]

Tablet

Any spare tablet becomes a time clock in minutes, ideal for smaller teams or a new site.

[ Mobile Clock-In ]

Mobile

For field teams without a fixed entrance, using the same PIN from any phone.

[ Device Fleet Dashboard ]

Central management

Every device, every location, monitored and configured from one screen.

Built for both sides of the clock

Employee experience

Sub-two-second clock-in at the device
On-screen confirmation of the recorded time
No personal device or login required

Administrator experience

Live on-site headcount by location
Remote device setup and monitoring
Per-site identification method control

10.07.2026

Category: Features

Visual Test Page for TAMEDA Public Content

Typography Test

Example H3 Heading

Badges and Chips

Feature Cards

First Feature

Second Feature

Third Feature

Two-Column Section

Lists and Quote

Unordered List

Ordered List

Demo Table

Frequently Asked Questions

Final CTA Test Section

Visual Test Page for TAMEDA Public Content

Typography Test

Example H3 Heading

Badges and Chips

Feature Cards

First Feature

Second Feature

Third Feature

Two-Column Section

Lists and Quote

Unordered List

Ordered List

Demo Table

Frequently Asked Questions

Final CTA Test Section

Visual Test Page for TAMEDA Public Content

Typography Test

Example H3 Heading

Badges and Chips

Feature Cards

First Feature

Second Feature

Third Feature

Two-Column Section

Lists and Quote

Unordered List

Ordered List

Demo Table

Frequently Asked Questions

Final CTA Test Section

Visual Test Page for TAMEDA Public Content

Typography Test

Example H3 Heading

Badges and Chips

Feature Cards

First Feature

Second Feature

Third Feature

Two-Column Section

Lists and Quote

Unordered List

Ordered List

Demo Table

Frequently Asked Questions

Final CTA Test Section

How the balance is calculated

Start from the opening balance

Add net worked hours

Apply credits and corrections

Subtract the contract target

Get the closing balance

Why teams rely on working time accounts

No manual overtime math

Balance visible anytime

Corrections stay accountable

Payroll-ready balances

Per-employee contract targets

Full period-by-period history

One statement, ready to export

Built for whoever manages the balance

Administrator experience

Every kind of absence, tracked the same way

Vacation

Sick leave