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The functional areas of the Gaming application include:
Gaming events
From the Events page, you can configure, edit, and schedule background jobs. You can enable or disable an event. When an event is disabled, it will not run as an automatic (weekly, monthly) event. Disabled events appear in the grid as disabled.

Time
- Attendance
- Leave of Absence
- Timekeeping
  In the timecard, employees enter and approve their time as well as add comments, transfer charges, view their schedules, and ultimately approve their time. Managers can then review their employees' time, making necessary changes, and then approve and sign them off.
- Gaming
  The functional areas of the Gaming application include:
  - Setup and configure Gaming
  - People Information (Gaming)
    Use the Gaming People Information page to configure Gaming employee information records. This includes tip and toke information, access profiles, skills, and certifications.
  - Tips and tokes information
    In People Information you can assign tip and toke pool information for employees and managers. This information includes:
  - Gaming Smart View transactions
  - Gaming reports
    The following reports are available to assist in the management of Gaming data.
  - Gaming events
    From the Events page, you can configure, edit, and schedule background jobs. You can enable or disable an event. When an event is disabled, it will not run as an automatic (weekly, monthly) event. Disabled events appear in the grid as disabled.
    - Configure or edit an event
    - Synchronize People Information
    - Event status
      The status of a background job is available on the Events page.
- Activities
  Welcome to the Activities component of your host application.
- Kiosk Mode

Gaming events

From the Events page, you can configure, edit, and schedule background jobs. You can enable or disable an event. When an event is disabled, it will not run as an automatic (weekly, monthly) event. Disabled events appear in the grid as disabled.

If you need to run an event immediately, select the event and click Run Now.

On the Events page, the Duration column shows the amount of time the event took to run. Duration is shown in hours and is determined by dividing the number of minutes the event took to run by 60. For example, if the event took 90 minutes to run then the Duration column value shows the result of 90/60, which is 1.50. The Processed column shows the total number of employees that are processed for the event and how many employees have been processed so far. You can refresh the screen to update the value as the event is processing.