Working Days
Working Days are the days that are officially configured as workdays in your company’s settings.
In simple terms, they represent:
- The days employees are expected to work
- The days defined in your work calendar (for example, Monday to Friday)
- Excludes weekends, holidays, or custom off-days (based on your company setup)
Tracking Days
Tracking Days are the days on which an employee has actually tracked time using Desklog.
In other words, a tracking day is counted when:
- The Desklog app is running, and
- At least some activity or time is recorded on that day
Key Difference at a Glance
| Feature | Working Days | Tracking Days |
| Based on | Company work calendar | Actual time tracked |
| Includes days with no tracking? | ✅ Yes | ❌ No |
| Used for | Attendance rules, policies, reports | Productivity and activity reports |
Example
If your company’s working schedule is Monday to Friday:
- Monday to Friday → Working Days = 5
- But if an employee tracked time only on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday
→ Tracking Days = 3