Time tracking
Shifts, breaks, idle time and the hours somebody forgot to record.
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How do I start and stop my shift?
The single button that starts recording, what a break does to the counter, and what happens if you forget to clock out.
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
Why are some of my minutes marked idle?
Idle means no keyboard or mouse input for longer than your organization's threshold. The time is still counted, only labelled.
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
How do I add hours I forgot to track?
Manual time entries cover meetings, travel and the morning the app was not running. They wait for an approval before counting.
- Web
How do I approve manual time entries?
Review pending entries one by one, or turn on automatic approval and let the timesheet take them without a stop.
- Web
Where do I see my own working day?
My activities is your own screen: the totals for a range, a strip of the day and the application behind every recorded minute.
- Web
How do I request time off?
Leave is requested on the web, from the Leave requests screen. You pick a type, a first day off and a duration; the days leave your balance as soon as you send it.
- Web
How do I approve or reject a leave request?
Only owners and co-owners decide on leave. Approval is final, rejection needs a written reason, and nobody can decide on their own request.
- Web
Other areas
Nearby topics, if this was not the right place.
Getting started
Set up your organization, invite your team and get the first hours on the board.
5 articlesTasks and projects
Create work, assign it, and connect the hours to the job they belong to.
5 articlesReports and insights
Timesheets, app usage and the numbers behind the productivity score.
15 articlesDesktop apps
Installing, updating and permissions on Windows, macOS and Linux.
4 articlesOrganization settings
Working hours, tracking rules, teams and who is allowed to do what.
12 articlesBilling and subscription
Plans, seats, invoices and what changes when you switch plan.
4 articlesPrivacy, data and employee rights
What is recorded, what is never recorded, and what you can see about yourself.
4 articles