Timesheets
Timesheets allow employees and managers to track working hours on a weekly basis. Each timesheet covers a specific week and contains individual time entries that record what was worked on, for how long, and whether the time is billable or overtime. Timesheets follow an approval workflow — they are created as drafts, submitted for review, and then approved or rejected by a manager.
Creating Timesheets
A timesheet represents a single week of work for one employee. It is defined by a week start date and week end date, and all time entries within it must fall within that range.
From the Timesheets List
- Navigate to HRM > Timesheets in the sidebar.
- Click Create Timesheet.
- Fill in the form:
- Employee — Select the employee this timesheet belongs to.
- Week Start Date — The Monday (or first day) of the week.
- Week End Date — The Sunday (or last day) of the week. Must be on or after the start date.
- Status — Defaults to Draft. Administrators can set this directly; employees cannot.
- Notes — Optional notes about the week.
- Click Create.
The timesheet is created with zero hours. You then add individual time entries to log the actual work.
From an Employee's Detail Page
- Open the employee's detail page.
- Go to the Timesheets tab.
- Click Create Timesheet and fill in the week dates and notes.
Using the Log Time Action
The Log Time action provides a shortcut that creates a timesheet and a time entry in one step:
- From the Timesheets list or an employee's detail page, click Log Time.
- Fill in the entry details (date, task, times, etc.).
- The system automatically finds or creates a draft timesheet for the week containing the selected date, then adds the entry to it.
This is the fastest way to record time — you do not need to create the timesheet first.
Each employee can only have one timesheet per week. If a timesheet already exists for that employee and week, the Log Time action adds the entry to the existing timesheet rather than creating a duplicate.