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Timesheet Compliance

Learn about the Timesheet Compliance Dashboard

Edition: Business + Insights Pro Add-on, Enterprise + Insights Pro Add-on
User-level: Permissions are set at an Organisation level by System Administrators
Who this is for: Resource managers, studio managers, principals


Dashboard Explained

Weekly hours entered (or missing) by office and staff, drillable Office → Staff, per Week Ending. Timesheet Compliance shows whether staff are actually recording their time each week — and lets you flip straight to a Missing Hours view to see the gap directly.

How to use it

Review Timesheet Compliance weekly, ideally Monday morning before the approval cycle starts. Switch to the Missing view and drill from Office into Staff to identify exactly who hasn't entered time for the prior week — chase them directly before that gap affects WIP, charge, and utilisation reporting elsewhere. Use Week Start / Week End to focus on a specific week if you're following up on a particular pay period. There's no approval or posting-stage tracking here — this page only confirms whether hours were entered, not whether they've since been approved.

Understanding your data

Key Fields

How it's Calculated

Entered Hours by Office per Week Ending

Total timesheet hours entered, by office (drillable to staff), per week ending. Toggle to Missing to see the gap between expected and entered hours instead


Visuals

  • Entered Hours by Office per Week Ending (table, Office → Staff drill-down)

Filters

  • Office: filter by office

  • Team: filter by team

  • Reports To: filter by the director/lead staff report to

  • Time Category: filter to a specific category (Internal, Leave, Project Chargeable, Project Non-Chargeable, Unknown)

  • Primary Rate Name: filter by primary rate category

  • Staff Name: filter to a specific staff member

  • Week Start / Week End: narrow the table to a specific week range

  • Slice By: choose the dimension for the aggregated graph visuals

Toggles

  • Entered / Missing: switches the whole table between hours entered and hours missing

  • Casual: Yes includes only casual staff; No excludes casual staff, showing permanent staff only. Casual status is derived from the staff member having no staff calendar entries

  • Chargeable: Yes includes only chargeable staff; No excludes chargeable staff, showing non-chargeable staff only. Chargeable status is derived from the staff member having a utilisation target set

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