Timesheets: Overview
Timesheets help you track exactly how your technicians are spending their time in the field. From installs to service calls to maintenance visits, this gives you visibility into labor, accountability in the field, and cleaner reporting for your business.
Why Timesheets Matter
Using timesheets correctly allows you to:
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Track technician hours accurately
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Verify arrival at job locations
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Improve payroll accuracy
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Understand job profitability
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Reduce missed or unlogged time
Accessing Timesheets
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Go to Timesheets
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Click Timesheets

You’ll land on the main timesheet view where you can see activity for your team.
Understanding the Views
List View (Default)
Shows detailed activity for each technician:
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Punch in/out times
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Breaks
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Locations
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Activity timestamps

Summary View
Gives you a high-level overview:
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Team performance
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Hours worked over multiple days
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Quick comparisons across users

Creating a Manual Time Entry (Admin)
If a technician forgets to clock in/out, you can add it manually.
Steps:
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Go to Timesheets

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Click + New Entry
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Fill in:
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Entry Type (Required)
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Punch In
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Break
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Resume Work
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Punch Out
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Location (Required)
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Date & Time
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Assign User (Required)

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Click Create

Editing or Deleting Entries
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Click the menu (ellipsis) next to an entry
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Choose:
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View Details
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Edit
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Delete
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⚠️ Note:
Only time and date can typically be edited after creation.
Exporting Timesheet Reports
You can export timesheet data for payroll or reporting.
Steps:
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Click Export
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Select:
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Date range
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Filters (team, type, location)
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Click Generate Report
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Download as Excel

Timesheet Approvals
You can review and approve technician timesheets.
What You Can Do:
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View submitted timesheets
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Review total hours, breaks, overtime
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Approve or reject entries
Creating an Approval Request
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Go to More Actions → Timesheet Approval

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Click + New Approval
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Select:
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Date range
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Team
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User
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Submit for review

Using Filters & Pinned Filters
Filters help you quickly find what you need.
You can filter by:
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User
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Team
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Entry type
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Date
Pin Filters
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Save up to 3 commonly used filters
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Apply them instantly
💡 Example:
Create a pinned filter for “Today’s Activity” or “Missing Punch Outs”
Managing Locations
Locations define where technicians are allowed to log time.
You Can:
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Create new locations
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Set geo-fence radius
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Edit or delete locations
💡 This helps ensure technicians are clocking in at the correct job site.
Facial Authentication (Optional)
Zuper supports facial authentication for time tracking.
This allows:
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Secure punch in/out
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Verification of technician identity
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Reduced time fraud

Quick Actions
From the timesheet page, you can:
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Search users
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Apply filters
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View defaulters
Viewing Defaulters
Defaulters are technicians who:
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Missed clock-ins
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Have incomplete time entries
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Didn’t submit timesheets
Use this to quickly identify gaps and follow up.
Using Timesheets on Mobile
Your technicians will primarily interact with timesheets in the field.
What Techs Can Do:
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Punch in / out
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Start and end breaks
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Track time automatically through jobs
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Log activity based on location
- Request time off
How It Works (Mobile)
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Open the Zuper Mobile App
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Navigate to the Job or Timesheet section
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Tap:
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Punch In
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Start Break
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Resume Work
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Punch Out
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💡 Best Practice:
Have technicians punch in when they arrive on-site and punch out when they leave. This keeps labor tracking accurate and improves job costing.
Summary
Timesheets give you visibility and control over your workforce.
When used correctly, they:
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Improve accountability
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Reduce payroll errors
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Help you understand job profitability
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Keep your operations running smoothly
Pro Tips
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Review timesheets daily or weekly
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Monitor defaulters regularly
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Use location tracking for accuracy
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Train techs to log time in real-time
What’s Next?
👉 Learn how to manage shifts, time off, and job-based time tracking for even better workforce control.