What do you need to know about Kronos at VUMC?

Kronos is VUMC’s electronic time and attendance system used by staff to record worked time and/or time off. Staff can use electronic clocks (also known as readers) or computers. Kronos training is available for employees and timekeepers.

Do you need Java to use Kronos at Vanderbilt?

» Kronos Application (does not require Java) Kronos is Vanderbilt’s electronic time and attendance system used by most hourly staff to record worked time and accrued leave usage using electronic clocks (also known as readers and terminals). It is a web-based application and does not require installation of software on a workstation for access.

Where can I find an employee schedule in Kronos?

Employee schedules are housed in Kronos Scheduler. All employees who use Scheduler may request and view schedules via Kronos. Contact your manager or super user if: You are unable to schedule a specific time.

When to contact HR for issues at Kronos Silver Spring?

You are unable to login to the system. You forgot your login/password. You need to know how to get to the system. You are unable to access the system remotely. You experience system performance issues such as slow response time not related to remote access method. Contact HR for issues when:

Do you need Kronos training to be a timekeeper?

Staff can use electronic clocks (also known as readers) or computers. Kronos training is available for employees and timekeepers. To be successful, it is essential to understand the application, the readers, and your roles and responsibilities.

Which is the latest version of Kronos for Java?

Kronos Users access the web-based Kronos Application, which requires current Java versions (1.8.0_131, 1.8.0_144 and 1.8.0_151). If experiencing a Java issue on your workstation, access the non-Java web-based Kronos Application.

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