Timesheets and Time Tracking |
| Using the timesheets within TeamWorks means you can monitor time and financial performance accurately. As soon as timesheets are completed you can see the impact on your projects costs, revenue and schedule. You can decide at what level you track time including planned, business as usual activities and time off and absence codes. |
What does this mean for organisations? |
- Track project time, company time and time off.
- Forget trying to capture and report time in spreadsheets.
- Customisable – so capture what is important to your organisations.
- Quicker and more accurate time reporting.
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Configurable timesheets and tracking codes |
| As well as recording time, the timesheet lets you capture additional information such as estimate to complete, notes, hours types and analysis codes. To make it easy for users to complete their timesheet, they can even import their planned activities and time off. |
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Report timesheet data quickly and accurately |
| Generating timesheet reports takes a couple of clicks in TeamWorks. Generate graphs, export data to Excel, .PDF or Word - with TeamWorks all your timesheet data is centralised and accessible. |
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Approval workflow for timesheets |
| Workflows can route timesheets to project or line managers for approval. Billing and financial reporting timescales are compressed by automating time capture and approval. Approvals can also be set up for processing project expenses. |
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Timesheet management and configuration |
| Missing, disputed or timesheets with insufficient hours can be quickly identified and managed. Administrators can change how timesheets operate including submission deadlines, approvals and timesheet fields captured. |
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