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Can I change a timesheet once someone's started working, or after it's submitted?
Yes. Admins can change any timesheet anytime after it's submitted, unless it's been locked by a paid payslip.
By default, only admins can edit start, stop, and done times. All other people can use
Start
Go on break
Finish to set done times.
If you want to turn off: "Limit timesheet edits" (so everyone can edit their times)
Once turned off, all people can use the calendar to find and edit their timesheets directly.
These "own edits" are limited to just the three days after that working day (72 hours after the end of that day).
Note: Regardless of the above:
- Only admins can ever enter or edit times planned.
- Admins can edit any done time, even after the 3 day limit.
Not recommended (but possible)
To edit a timesheet after it's been locked by a paid payslip:
- Delete the payslip.
- Edit the timesheet.
How can I allow all my people to edit their own timesheets?
By default, only admins can edit start, stop, and done times. All other people can use
Start
Go on break
Finish to set done times.
If you want to turn off: "Limit timesheet edits" (so everyone can edit their times)
Once turned off, all people can use the calendar to find and edit their timesheets directly.
These "own edits" are limited to just the three days after that working day (72 hours after the end of that day).
Note: Regardless of the above:
- Only admins can ever enter or edit times planned.
- Admins can edit any done time, even after the 3 day limit.
Selected people to edit their own timesheets
The only way to have just selected people to edit their own timesheets (but not all) is to upgrade those people to "Org admin":
How can I get an email when each person finishes their day?
When a person records any done time on any day, it's included into a daily email that's sent to anyone in the org that's following that person.
If you DO want this email, set yourself as one of their:
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Manager:
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Supervisor:
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Project leader:
If your name's not in the list, turn on your role as:
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Manager:
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Supervisor:
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Project leader:
Still not getting this email? To ensure you've turned on these emails:
How do I copy the planned time to 50 people all working the same hours?
Note: If planned times aren't showing:
Copy planned times allows you to copy the planned times of one person to as many other people as you like:
- Setup a timesheet's planned times for one person, for one day.
- Take your time getting the planned times perfect.
- Once you've saved that timesheet:
- Select the:
- Names of the people you'd like to copy to.
- Dates you'd like to copy to.
- Once you click Save a confirmation shows all the timesheets that were successfully updated.
Notes:
- This doesn't copy "done times", only "planned times".
- This overwrites all previous "planned times" that may have been set (for those people and dates).
- Copies to unlimited people.
- Copies only up to 6 weeks into the future (can also show 6 weeks in the past).
- Try Ctrl+Click and Shift+Click to speed up selection.
Note: If planned times aren't showing:
I keep getting emails of all my people's timesheets. How can I turn this off?
To turn off emails from people's timesheets:
You're getting these emails because you're the manager, supervisor, or project leader of these people.
If you get these timesheet emails from some people, but not others, remove yourself from being the manager, supervisor, or project leader of the people you don't want timesheet emails from.
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Manager:
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Supervisor:
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Project leader:
What's the advantage of entering planned times?
The advantages of "Planned time" on timesheets are:
- Employees know their upcoming work hours without having to ask.
- Manager's get a "Late start" email when their people are late.
- Managers can see reports on who arrives (and finishes) on time:
Go to: Person > Attendance > There
- Managers can compare reliability between people:
Go to: Person > HR > Assessment
Note: If planned times aren't showing:
What does the snail mean on timelines or timesheets?
Note: If planned times aren't showing:
The snail means that the person was late starting one of their planned times.
To see a total of an employee's "Late starts":
- Go to: Payslip
- Click: More > Details
- Look for the total of the "Late starts" column (at the bottom).
Note: If planned times aren't showing:
What do the different colours mean on timesheet timelines?
The timesheet timeline shows:
Done time as a green line.
Planned time as a yellow line.
When you mouseover these lines you see a tooltip reminding you what it represents.
Note: If planned times aren't showing:
Who gets my timesheet emails when I submit my timesheet or finish up?
The day after you've submitted done time on your a timesheet, an email is sent to your manager, supervisors, and project leaders.
A pop-up shows which of these people gets your timesheet email (depending on who's subscribed).
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