Monthly earnings cap explained
A monthly cap is about tracking time and earnings consistently, so you can see your progress and export clean reports.
Track work hours, overtime, multiple jobs, and clean exports in one place instead of splitting them across notes, spreadsheets, and chats.
1) Track hours the same way every month
- Use week/month views for your checks
- Record pauses and overnight work consistently
- Keep projects/clients separated if you use them
2) Review the cap in a single place
- Use the global monthly earnings cap logic
- Update rates if they change
- Export when the numbers are final
Export workflow
- PDF for review, sharing, and “ready to submit” views
- CSV for spreadsheet imports and accounting workflows
- Keep the same period for PDF and CSV exports
FAQ
Is this legal advice?
No. It is a practical workflow for tracking and exports. For legal requirements, always check official guidance.
What matters most for the cap calculation?
Correct pause handling, correct start/end windows, and using the same week/month structure for checks.
App & site
If you want one workflow for shifts, earnings, reports, and exports, use the app for daily tracking and the main site for the broader overview.