How to do the Timesheet Settings

How to do the Timesheet Settings?

Roles and Permissions:

Organisation Owner/Manager:
They can do timesheet settings for all members of organisation.

Please refer following link for accessing Roles and Permission : https://support.workstatus.io/en/article/workstatus-roles-and-permissions-guide-zzkoo6/

Modify time

To access this setting, navigate to Settings > Features > Timesheets > Modify time.

To allow users to be able to add or edit their own time, you will want to enable the Modify Time setting on your organization.

Please note that users will always have the ability to delete their own time entries. When time entries are deleted, screenshots and activity levels are deleted permanently from the server and cannot be restored. Please exercise caution when deleting activities.

Approval Timesheet

To access this setting, navigate to Settings > Features > Timesheets > Approval timesheet.

This setting allows you to control if you’ll require your users to edit their approval timesheet settings.

Require reason

To access this setting, navigate to Settings > Features > Timesheets > Require Reason.

This setting allows you to control if you’ll require your users to provide a reason whenever they edit their timesheets. You can enable it for the entire organization or for each individual user.

Face Detection

To access this setting, navigate to Settings > Features > Timesheets > Face Detection.

This setting allows your team members to take selfie & do face detection whenever Timer is started OR stopped in mobile apps.

You may enable it for all the users by selecting 'Yes'(4) OR give permission to individual member against their name.

Weekly Timesheet

To access this setting, navigate to Settings > Features > Timesheets > Weekly Timesheet.

Download the weekly timesheet report for individuals or teams and send it to a selected member name. Learn more about managing and using online timesheets to optimize payroll processes.
You may enable it for all the users by selecting 'Yes'(4) OR give permission to individual member against their name.

Updated on: 13/03/2024