The Time Cards dashboard provides a per-employee view of monitored work time and activity levels, making it easy to verify attendance, review shift adherence, and compare individual output across the team. It comes with two view: Day and Week - allowing you to zoom into a single day's hour-by-hour breakdown or scan patterns across an entire week at a glance.

1. You can switch between the two views by clicking the Day / Week button located near the top right corner.

2. From the Day view, click the Grid icon to add/remove columns to the report. From the Week view, Click the Gear button to change settings like graph details and size, week days, etc.

3. Click the Filters button to filter the dashboard.

4. Click the Add time button to add/remove time.

5. Hover over an area on the graph (located under the Activity column) to view details for the activity such as start/end time, duration, task, etc.

6. Click the Three Dots icon in front of a row on the grid widget to open its Context Menu. You can also access it by right-clicking directly on a row. Select the Add time option to add/remove time. Select the View employee option to open the Employee Details page in a new window.

The table below shows what each color bar represents:

Switch to this view by clicking the Day button in the top-right corner. The Day view shows a detailed breakdown of each employee's activity for the single selected date. Use the < and > arrows next to the date filter to navigate to the previous or next day.

The view comes with the following default columns (you can add/remove columns using the Grid icon):

Switch to this view by clicking the Week button in the top-right corner. The Week view shows one column per working day across the selected week, with each cell containing a mini activity timeline bar and the total time worked for that day beneath it. A Total column on the far right shows the cumulative time worked across the entire week. Days with no recorded activity display a dash (—). Use the < and > arrows next to the date filter to navigate to the previous or next week.

Click the Add time button from the Day/Week view. An Add/Remove Time panel will open on the right side:

1. Select the Add Time tab.

2. Select an Employee.

3. Select a Task to be assigned.

4. Select a Date.

5. Drag the Circles to adjust the time. The Summary section will show the total time.

6. Click the Add Time button to add the time.

On the Live View dashboard’s Snapshots tab, hover over a thumbnail and then click the X icon under the thumbnail. An Add/Remove Time panel will open on the right side:

1. Select an Employee.

2. Select a Date.

3. Drag the Circles to adjust the time. The Summary section will show the total time.

4. Select a delete option from the What to remove drop-down list. Depending on the record, you might see several options.

The following three options will be shown if the slot you selected has a time/task record and video recording:

The following two options will be shown if the slot you selected has a video recording but no task (e.g., you removed the task by choosing option 1 from the above dialogue):

The following two options will be shown if the slot you selected has a restricted video recording (e.g., you removed the task by choosing option 1 from the above dialogue):

5. Click the Remove Time button to remove time.

From the Week view, Click the Gear button to change the time cards settings:

The Time Records dashboard provides a chronological log of every tracked time segment for all monitored employees within the selected period. Where the Time Cards dashboard presents time data visually by employee and day, Time Records surfaces the underlying raw time entries in detail making it the primary screen for auditing individual time segments, reviewing task assignments, adding manual time entries, and investigating gaps or anomalies in employee time logs.

The dashboard comes with the following default columns (you can add/remove columns using the Grid icon):

Here are the primary actions you can take on this dashboard:

1. Filters: The dashboard comes with some preset filters such as Date range, Employees, Tasks you can use to narrow down the report.

2. Split by day: The Split by day toggle in the top-right corner controls how time records that span across midnight are displayed. When turned off, each time record is shown as a single row with a full datetime timestamp in the Time Started column. This is the default view and is best used when reviewing exact start and end times of individual sessions. When turned on, an additional Date column appears, and multi-day records are split into separate rows per calendar date. This view is useful when you need records broken out cleanly by date for payroll, reporting, or compliance purposes.

3. Adding/Removing Time: Click the Add time button in the top-right corner to manually create a new time record for an employee or remove time. This is useful for logging time that was not automatically captured by the agent, such as off-system work, travel, or meetings. The process is similar to adding/removing time from the Time Cards dashboard.

4. Adjust Grid Columns: You can add/remove columns to the report using the Grid icon.

5. Accessing the Row Context Menu: Click the ⋮ (Three Dots) icon to the left of any row to access additional actions for that time record, such as adding/removing time or viewing the employee’s details page.

The Employee Cost dashboard provides a summarized view of the labor cost associated with each monitored employee for the selected period. By combining tracked time with each employee's configured wage, it gives managers and administrators a straightforward way to calculate workforce expenditure, compare labor costs across employees, and support payroll, billing, or project cost reporting.

The dashboard comes with the following default columns (you can add/remove columns using the Grid icon):

The Task Cost dashboard displays the total labor cost and billed time per task for the selected period. It functions similarly to the Employee Cost dashboard, but groups data by Task rather than by Employee.

The Rate column reflects the time-weighted average hourly wage across all employees who worked on a given task, and the Amount is calculated by multiplying each time record's billed time by the wage stored on that record at the time the work was performed.