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Screen division ​

Every tab uses the same four-part layout:

  • Navigation — move between weeks, or jump to a specific year, month, or day. Hidden by default; press the hamburger icon (below the profile icon) to reveal it.
  • Smart editor — where you enter a line: pick the project, task, and hour type, then fill in the details.
  • Details screen — lists the lines you've entered. Click a line to load it back into the smart editor, or use its three-dot menu for actions like submit, approve, or reject.
  • Summary/Totals — totals for the period, and where you submit hours or absences for approval.

Use the arrow buttons to open and close the smart editor and summary section.

Labels ​

On each time sheet line you'll see small colored badges. Each has a tooltip with more detail — hover over it to see it. Most are one-off attribute badges that only appear when they apply to that line:

The Time Sheets Overview tab, showing a week-by-week list with orange Submitted, green Approved, blue Open, and pink Comment status badges

  • Red — a non-default hour type has been used.
  • Deep orange (V) — a work variant has been selected.
  • Teal (L) — a customer location has been charged.
  • Purple (C) — the line has comments.
  • Green (Wr) — the line is linked to a work report.

Separately, every line always has one status badge, colored by state (blue = open, orange = submitted, green = approved, red = rejected) — the same four colors as some of the attribute badges above, so read the letters, not just the color:

  • Ho / Hs / Ha / Hr — hour line: Open, Submitted, Approved, Rejected.
  • Ao / As / Aa / Ar — same states, for an absence line.

On the Manager tab's Week and Query tables, a different single-letter code summarizes the status of an employee's whole time sheet for the week: E Empty, O Open, S Submitted, A Approved, R Rejected, L Locked, M Muted (mail notifications off), C has comments — see Management.

Expense and mileage claims use plain-word status chips instead (Open, Submitted, Approved, Rejected) in the same blue/orange/green/red colors, and turn pink once an approved claim has been posted — see Expense Claims.