(How) Can we close a period so that the employees can no longer change/add attendance and absence data for the previous month? I.e. we would like that everyone tracks attendance and absences until the beginning of the following monht. After checking the data we want to disable the option that employees can do any changes. (At least we want to have to option to approve those changes which have been done after a specific day in the month.)
I couldn’t find anything in regards to this. Can anyone help? 
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Good morning
At the moment, it is not possible to set a period for employees to register absence and attendance data, and to prevent them to track this information in a previous period/month. Another user has posted a suggestion for improvement regarding this topic:
Feel free to vote for the idea to show your interest in such a feature.
Let me know if I can clarify anything else for you!
Best,
Andrea
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Dear
My name is Maria and I work in the Personio product team. We are currently working on building the functionality which will solve the use case your described above.
Would you be available for a 30 minute zoom call to discuss your example further? If so, please use this link to schedule a zoom call with me.
Your feedback and thoughts would be much appreciated.
Thank you
Best,
Maria
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