Time tracking (control horario)

Factuarea now covers the Spanish employer's duty to keep a daily working-time record — RD-ley 8/2019, art. 34.9 of the Workers' Statute — and exposes the whole workforce system over the same v1 contract. It is the VeriFactu of attendance: an append-only ledger sealed by a per-company SHA-256 hash chain, where nothing is ever edited or deleted and any tampering breaks the chain. The whole surface is gated by the new control_horario module. Start with the Time tracking overview.

• Eight new domains — employees (with invitations and per-seat billing), work schedules, time entries (clock in/out, pauses, retroactive entries and corrections), monthly register closes, payroll exports, absences (types, policies, requests, balances and calendar), presence, and public holidays.
• New scopes — a dedicated set in the closed catalog: employees:*, time_entries:*, work_schedules:*, absences:*, presence:read, holidays:read and payroll_exports:read, all behind the control_horario module. See Scopes & irreversibility.
• Sealed monthly close — freeze a finished month, then seal it with a detached RSA-SHA256 signature over the snapshot; the seal is irreversible (one per close) and independently verifiable. Export the daily record in the rdley_8_2019 format, or a payroll incidents file for A3, Sage or NominaSOL. See Monthly time-record close.
• Portal-only employee role — an employee clocks in, follows a schedule and requests absences from the portal, and never counts against the plan users limit.
• Per-seat add-on — employees are billed through a dedicated monthly employee-seats subscription whose quantity follows your active roster; contracting it activates the module. An enterprise account billed by contract gets it for free. See Employee seat billing.
• MCP parity — every v1 route mirrors a public MCP tool, so an agent drives the same operations. See the MCP tools catalog.