Type the hours. Watch the week add up.

Hours by project and client, approved weekly, and compared with attendance so gaps show up early. Timesheets never change pay.

Week 42 · who has submitted

Sample data

Enter time as 7:30 or 7.5. Totals, the billable share and the comparison with attendance update as you type.

Try itType 7:30 into the empty Tuesday cell for Pokhara branch support.

Hours by project and client: Each row is a project, marked billable or not. People type time the way they say it: 7:30 or 7.5.
Compared with attendance: Booked time sits beside check-in time for each day. A gap of more than half an hour is flagged so it is fixed this week, not at month end.
Approved weekly: The week goes to the line manager, then to whoever approves projects. Both steps use the same approvals engine as leave.
Billable share at a glance: The ring shows how much of the week can be invoiced to a client, so under-billing is visible before the invoice is drafted.

Nobody types the same thing twice. Here is what moves between timesheets & projects and its neighbours.

Saturday weekly off: The week runs Sunday to Friday by default, and a branch with a different weekly off sets its own.
Dates in Bikram Sambat: Each column shows the BS date, with the AD date beside it where you need it.
Public holidays pre-filled: Province holidays appear as non-working days so nobody has to explain an empty cell.

No. Timesheets are for projects, clients and billing reports. Pay comes from attendance and the payroll run.