In this article, you can learn how to use timesheets as a user and as an admin. Timesheets allow users to populate activities and engagement in one single record. Perhaps you are a long-term volunteer who logs hours once a week or a student doing a community-based work study placement with an agency. Timesheets allows you to log hours and descriptions of activities for one week or two weeks of activities all at once.
Users: add timesheet
Measure and track hours with the flexibility of inputting each activity/impact on a separate line by date in the timesheet view. You can add timesheets by clicking the “Add Timesheet” button at the top of the add impact workflow.
You can add timesheets to your add impact workflow:
Classic view:
New view:
You can add specific titles to your timesheets and have multiple timesheets for each week/months activities. Your row impacts can be as detailed as necessary:
You can always access a timesheet by going to My Activity > Impacts and then selecting timesheets in the next window.
Classic view:
New view:
If you need to modify an existing timesheet or add additional rows, you can edit the timesheet by clicking on the timesheet's title and selecting edit under the options drop down.
Admins: verify timesheets
There are two ways to verify timesheets. You can either verify each row as an individual impact:
Or you can verify the timesheet as a whole:
Classic view:
New view:
Additionally, all of the individual impacts made via timesheets will be listed in the general "Manage Impacts" page. If you need to search those for those impacts for reporting purposes, make sure the column is visible via configure layout. Once you have selected this option, you will be able to search by the name of the timesheet as shown below:
Classic view:
New view:
Note: If you would like to search for only impacts connected to a timesheet, type >0 in the timesheet search bar.
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