Scheduled email digests

Have a report land in your inbox on a schedule instead of remembering to open it.

For admins
Updated July 26, 2026
Available on the Pro plan.

A scheduled report emails a summary of one report to admins or to a location's managers, on repeat. You set it up once under Settings → Messaging → Scheduled reports.

Only administrators can create, edit or pause a scheduled report. Managers can receive one, but they only ever get their own location's data — and never labor cost.
  1. 1

    Open Settings → Scheduled reports

    Select New scheduled report in the top-right corner.

    The Scheduled reports settings page with the New scheduled report button
  2. 2

    Pick the report

    Any of the four reports can be scheduled: Hours worked, Attendance & exceptions, Schedule vs actual and Location summary. See Reports for what each one contains.

  3. 3

    Choose the cadence

    Set Frequency to Daily, Weekly or Monthly, then the Day of week or Day of month (1–28), and Send at — a whole hour, read in your company timezone from Settings → General.

    The New scheduled report dialog showing the Report, Frequency, Send at, Scope and Recipients fields
  4. 4

    Set scope and recipients

    Scope is All locations or One location. Recipients is Admins only, or Location managers — the latter is offered only for a single location, because company-wide figures go to admins only.

  5. 5

    Save

    Each row then has an Active switch to pause it, plus edit and delete icons.

What period the email covers

Each send summarises the last completed period, so the numbers don't move after they land:

FrequencyPeriod covered
DailyYesterday
WeeklyThe last complete Monday–Sunday week
MonthlyThe last complete calendar month

What arrives

A summary in the body of the email: a few headline figures, a table of up to 25 rows (with a "+n more" line if there are more), a total row, and an Open in Atteny button to the full report. It isn't a file attachment — to get one, use Exporting to CSV and PDF.

The Location summary sent to admins includes a Labor cost column. That figure is estimated from tracked hours and configured rates, and the email says so — see What estimated earnings means.

If the period has no data, nothing is sent — that's the usual reason an expected email doesn't arrive.
The email language follows your company's country in Settings → General. Recipients can't unsubscribe themselves; an admin changes or stops the schedule here.

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