# Shifts and Activity

## Timeclock

Timeclock [shift types are configured in the community customization panel](/cms/tutorials/customization.md).

### Via In-Game Command

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<summary>Via In-Game Command</summary>

Users can clock in or out of their timeclock by using the `:log` command in-game.

Format: `:log clockin [shift type - optional]`

</details>

### Via Discord Command

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<summary>Via Discord Command</summary>

Users can clock in or out of their timeclock by using the `/clickockin <type` and `/clockout` commands in [Discord](/cms/integration-capabilities/discord-bot-integration.md).

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### Via CMS

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<summary>Via CMS</summary>

Users can clock in or out of their timeclock by selecting the timer icon at the top of the CMS navigation bar.

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## Activity Time

When a user joins the ER:LC game server, an automatic activity timer starts. This timer captures a start and stop time log based on your team. These time logs can be [displayed on a roster](/cms/integration-capabilities/er-lc-game-panel/usage/cms-integrations.md#roster-activity-time), or be shown in one of the integrations below.

## Discord Activity

### Discord Shift Reports

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<summary>Discord Shift Reports</summary>

When a player exits the ER:LC server, a shift report will automatically be direct messaged to them via Discord.

These notifications can be disabled in the CMS notification settings.

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### Discord Activity Review

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<summary>Discord Activity Review</summary>

Users can review their activity logs with the `/activity <type>` Discord command. This allows you to review manual timeclock shifts or automatic activity time logs.

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