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Dynamo ESS mobile app
This section covers the Dynamo ESS mobile app only. The statement above that we do not request your device’s precise location applies to this website only.
Dynamo ESS is an employee self-service app from Dynamics Business Solutions DMCC. It is used by employees of companies that run Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations, and it connects to your employer’s ERP system.
The app uses your device’s location to validate that you are within range of your work location and show your distance from it. On Android, if you choose “Allow all the time”, the app also prompts you to punch in, even when the app is closed or not in use.
On Android, the app shows a Location access screen, then asks for precise location, then “Allow all the time”, then notifications. You can tap Not now or decline. The app still works, but the punch-in reminder stays off, and if your employer requires location validation you cannot punch in through the app without location. You can change these permissions at any time in your device settings.
On iPhone and on the web, the app uses location while open, for the same range check. The closed-app reminder is on Android only.
The range check happens on your device. The reminder is a geofence held by Google Play services on your device. Your coordinates are not included in punch requests and are not sent to us or to your employer.
The app keeps the work-location geofence and the date of the last reminder on your device, and removes the geofence when you sign out. It keeps no location history. To work and keep you signed in, the app also keeps your sign-in details, a copy of your profile and payslips, and your settings on your device. Your sign-in details, profile and payslips are removed when you sign out.
When you punch in or out, the app sends your employee ID, company, and the punch date and time to your employer’s ERP system through our server, where employee records are kept. The requests, attachments and other details you enter in the app are sent the same way. Your employer keeps your employee records. To change or delete them, contact your employer.
The in-app map loads its images from OpenStreetMap, which therefore receives the map area you are viewing and your device’s network address.
DynaPay ESS mobile app
This section covers the DynaPay ESS mobile app only. The statement above that we do not request your device’s precise location applies to this website only.
DynaPay ESS is an employee self-service app from Dynamics Business Solutions DMCC. It is used by employees of companies that run Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, and it connects to your employer’s ERP system.
The app uses your device’s location to validate that you are within range of your work location and show your distance from it. On Android, if you choose “Allow all the time”, the app also prompts you to punch in, even when the app is closed or not in use.
On Android, the app shows a Location access screen, then asks for precise location, then “Allow all the time”, then notifications. You can tap Not now or decline. The app still works, but the punch-in reminder stays off, and if your employer requires location validation you cannot punch in through the app without location. You can change these permissions at any time in your device settings.
On iPhone and on the web, the app uses location while open, for the same range check. The closed-app reminder is on Android only.
The range check happens on your device. The reminder is a geofence held by Google Play services on your device. Your coordinates are not included in punch requests and are not sent to us or to your employer.
The app keeps the work-location geofence and the date of the last reminder on your device, and removes the geofence when you sign out. It keeps no location history. To work and keep you signed in, the app also keeps your sign-in details, a copy of your profile and payslips, and your settings on your device. Your sign-in details, profile and payslips are removed when you sign out.
The app can use your camera to scan expense receipts. The receipt is read on your device, and it is sent with the expense claim you submit.
When you punch in or out, the app sends your employee ID, company, and the punch date and time to your employer’s ERP system through our server, where employee records are kept. The requests, expense claims, receipts, attachments and other details you enter in the app are sent the same way. Your employer keeps your employee records. To change or delete them, contact your employer.
The in-app map loads its images from OpenStreetMap, which therefore receives the map area you are viewing and your device’s network address.
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Photo credits
UAE homepage photograph: Shibin Joseph on Unsplash, used under the Unsplash License.
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- Automated beverage production line — LANENWM Meso Amermbalin, CC0
- Residential towers along Emaar Boulevard, Downtown Dubai — Manu, CC BY 2.0
- Towers of the King Abdullah Financial District, Riyadh — Kolaiel, CC0
- Walkways and towers in the King Abdullah Financial District, Riyadh — Kolaiel, CC0
- Towers and a landscaped park in Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT), Dubai — Guilhem Vellut, CC BY 2.0
- Downtown Dubai skyline and the Burj Khalifa reflected in the water at dusk — Robert Bock, CC0
- Aerial view of an industrial plant’s rooftops and process structures — paul morris oldskool2016, CC0
- Delivery truck on a city street at sunrise — Andrew Kambel andrewk, CC0
- Glass office building against a sunny sky — Scott Webb scottwebb, CC0
- Chefs at work in a professional kitchen — Michael Browning michaelwb, CC0
- Construction worker on scaffolding at a building site — Clem Onojeghuo clemono2, CC0
- Delivery worker carrying parcels on a city street — Maarten van den Heuvel mvdheuvel, CC0
- Daytime traffic on a multi-lane highway — Matthew Henry matthewhenry, CC0
- Tower cranes over a construction site at dusk — EJ Yao hojipago, CC0
- Sketching a system plan beside a laptop — Brad Neathery bradneathery, CC0
- Support agent wearing a headset at a workstation — Simon Abrams flysi3000, CC0
- Developer writing code on a laptop — Crew crew, CC0
- Server rack in a data centre — Thomas Kvistholt freeche, CC0
- Trainer writing steps on a whiteboard — U.S. Army photo by Candy C Knight, Public domain
- Consultant and client reviewing a plan together on a laptop — rawpixel.com rawpixel, CC0