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# Employees may create clock punches through [WPCIO] (Public Kiosk), or Managers may clock in their employees through [WMTCI] (Self Service Clock IN/OUT) or Administrators may create clock punches in the Professional application through [DTDP] or [DTCP].
# Employees may create clock punches through [WPCIO] (Public Kiosk), or Managers may clock in their employees through [WMTCI] (Self Service Clock IN/OUT) or Administrators may create clock punches in the Professional application through [DTDP] or [DTCP].
# Clock Punches from an external source may be loaded into the application by running the [LTCE] function.
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**The [UTCIO] process is used to load clock entries from external sources. When running [UTCIO], the clock entries are loaded and processed at the same time.
**The [UTCIO] is an update process designed to process clock entries into time exceptions.
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