Shift review reasons get more precise

We tightened up how shifts get flagged for review, so the reasons your team sees line up better with what actually happened.

What's Changed

• Offset days no longer claim extra time. If a worker's schedule crosses midnight and they clock in or out a little early or late on either side, FabWise no longer counts that as bonus hours — the same rounding rules apply on both ends of the shift.
• Docked time now flags for review. If rounding would have paid less than the actual time worked, that shift now surfaces for your review instead of quietly going through.
• Forgot-to-clock claims ask for a quick approval. When a worker reports they forgot to tap in or out, that claim now needs a supervisor's confirmation before it's paid — a one-click approval on the shift.
• A few previously acknowledged items may ask for a fresh look. These changes make some review reasons more accurate, which means a handful of shifts you already reviewed may come back with an updated reason. Nothing about the recorded times changed — just the label. If a week is mid-review when this lands, finish resolving the new items before signing off, same as any other flag.