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Sends hour requests to Factorial HR automatically. Configure your schedule once and fill all pending workdays with one click. Stop wasting time logging your hours in Factorial. What it does The extension connects to your active Factorial session and submits hour requests for every pending workday — automatically. No more clicking through the calendar. No more typing the same times. No more forgetting Tuesday and getting pinged by HR. Open the side panel, configure your shifts once, and the extension takes care of the rest. Why you'll love it 🚀 From 20 minutes to 5 seconds. Submit a full month of hours faster than it takes to make coffee. 🎯 Smart by default. Skips days you've already logged, days awaiting approval, weekends, and non-workdays. Never overwrites your work. 🛡️Catches mistakes before Factorial does. Built-in validation flags overlapping shifts, inverted times, and gaps before the API ever sees them — no more red error toasts mid-submission. ⚙️ Flexible like your real schedule. Standard 9-to-5? Done. Split shifts? Done. Different hours every day? Done. Multiple breaks? Done. 👀 Preview mode. See exactly what's about to be submitted before pulling the trigger. Total transparency, zero surprises. 🔐 Safe and private. No API keys. No OAuth. No third-party servers. The extension uses your existing Factorial session and runs entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves your device. 💾 Set it and forget it. Your configuration is saved locally. Next month? Just open the side panel and click. That's the whole workflow. Who it's for ✔️ Remote workers tired of repetitive clock-in flows ✔️ Hybrid teams with predictable weekly schedules ✔️ Anyone who's been chased by HR for missing hours ✔️ People who'd rather automate boring stuff than do it How to start 1. Install the extension. 2. Open Factorial and go to the monthly attendance view. 3. Click the extension icon — set your schedule. 4. Hit Send Requests. Done.
May 12, 2026
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