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The Timesheets section of the WorkWeek dashboard is a centralised space for managing and reviewing employee attendance records. This document provides an in-depth look at the key features and functionality of the Timesheets page, helping you to efficiently track work hours and manage payroll.

Watch: navigate the timesheet table

See scrolling, bulk actions and column controls in the published walkthrough. The original written reference remains below.

Jump to a task: scroll and page views · bulk actions · columns

Updated Timesheets Table — WorkWeek

Updated Timesheets Table — WorkWeek

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Key Features of the Timesheets Page

1. Date Range Selection

2. Search and Filter Options

Find the columns you need

The column menu lets you find fields and see which columns are pinned. Cropped from the WorkWeek timesheet walkthrough, around 1:52.

The column menu lets you find fields and see which columns are pinned. Cropped from the WorkWeek timesheet walkthrough, around 1:52.

3. Timesheet Table Overview

The timesheet table provides key details for each shift:

4. Highlight Shift Alerts

5. Add Shift/Leave

6. Download and Refresh Options


Managing Timesheets

Admins can use this page to manage and approve timesheets, ensuring the accuracy of time and attendance records. Key actions include:

This section is also integral to ensuring compliance with labour laws by maintaining accurate records of hours worked, breaks taken, and any adjustments made.


The Timesheets page on the WorkWeek dashboard provides a comprehensive view of employee attendance, making it easy to manage and verify work hours. By leveraging the features such as date range selection, search filters, and shift alerts, admins can maintain accurate and efficient records, ensuring smooth payroll processes and workforce management.

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