Introduction Managing employee work hours efficiently is crucial for accurate payroll processing and project tracking. uKnowva HRMS simplifies this process by allowing HR managers to import timesheets ...

... employee, their designation, and the days on which they didn’t record their timesheet. Click the Export button/icon at the top of the page to download this sheet and reach out to individuals in your ...

... valuable insights into employee work patterns, client allocations, and resource utilization. The platform provides both raw data and graphical representations, enabling better decision-making. This ...

Introduction Managing employee timesheets is essential for tracking work hours, ensuring accurate payroll processing, and maintaining project efficiency. In uKnowva HRMS, administrators and managers ...

... on the My Team’s Timesheet sub-menu. This will open an interface displaying all timesheet records for your team, including details such as employee names, client names, and project names. The ...

... an intuitive timesheet feature that allows employees to log their work hours efficiently. Whether working on multiple projects or managing different clients, the timesheet module makes it easy to enter, ...

... a brief project description. Additionally, there are toggle options to mark the project as Published, Billable, and to allow or restrict timesheet entry for all employees. If timesheet entry ...

... like the Name of the requester, Action to be taken, employee code, clearance department, designation, date of joining, resigned on, last working date, status of the exit clearance. Click the Eye button ...

... reimbursement claim request. Find details like Employee Name, Employee username, Reimbursement type, Created on, etc. there. The information fields here may vary depending on the configuration set by the ...

... each regularisation request. It will have details like Employee Name, Employee username, Start Time, End time, Attendance Type, etc. Click the Eye button under the action section of each regularisation ...