Time Reports: Which Report Should I Use?
Match your question about hours to the report that answers it
Applies to: Workforce · Premium · LawBillity
Each time report answers a different question. Find yours below, run that report, and filter it by date and people. For the basics of running any report, see How to Run a Report.
Pick by Question
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How many hours each person worked this week
Timesheet Summary,
Hours Summary, or
User Summary
Every entry, one by one, with descriptions
User
How time was split across clients
Client Entry or
Client Summary
How time was split across projects
Project-Summary
Time and expenses together
Time & Expenses
How much time went to each kind of work
Any time report, with
Group By set to Activity
Hours for payroll
Payroll. See
Payroll Reports.
How much of each person's time was billable
User Utilization. See
User & Activity Reports.
The User Entry Report lists every entry by date, with hours, rates, and amounts.
Not sure? Start with the User report. It shows every entry in full, so you can see exactly where the hours came from.
Tips
- For final numbers, set Entry Status to Approved.
- To see time that hasn't been invoiced yet, set Status to UnBilled.
- Group By (Date, User, Client, or Activity) reorganizes any of these reports.
- Export To CSV if you want to sort or chart the numbers yourself.
Common Problems
- Hours are missing. The entries may still be Pending or Submitted, and your Entry Status filter may leave them out. See How Time Entry Approvals Work.
- You only see your own hours. What you can see depends on your access. See Choosing What Each User Can See (Access Permissions).
