Welcome to the updated version of Employee Time Tracking from TimeTac. In addition to a more modern appearance, here’s a brief summary of the new features and changes you will find.
Create Tasks
You can now create up to 10 tasks to track time on. This gives you a better overview as to where employee time is being invested. You can create these tasks within the “Task Management” menu. You can assign these tasks as favourites and to-dos for employees via the respective “Assign To-Dos” and “Assign Favourites” menu options.
Time Tracking QuickStart
We’ve given you an improved set of time tracking controls. See your currently running task and duration at a glimpse. You can quickly change task via the dropdown button.
2 familiar buttons for stopping tasks and adding memos have also been conveniently relocated here. Finally, the new break button: quickly switch to tracking your break time. Finished? Click the button again to start the previous task once more.
“Ciao” and “Salut”
TimeTac is now available for use in Italian and French. Each user can specify their own language preferences within their User Settings.
Header
Your Refresh, Help and Logout buttons have been moved slightly, and are accompanied by a new profile image. This image is displayed in various areas and reports of TimeTac. Your User Settings have also moved from the Dashboard to within this image.
Employee and Date Filters
The filtering options for employees and time frames have been relocated to a central focal point for easier navigation. You can also directly search within this employee filter too.
Reports
All reports are now conveniently located within a “Reports” menu. You can also define who has access to which reports within the “Report Permissions” menu, found within “Settings”.
Departments
Easily see who is in which department with a simple hover. You can also enabled or disable departments with a simple click.
Responsibilities
In the same manner, quickly see whose requests a particular manager is responsible for.
Menu Alterations
To finalise, there have been a few minor structural changes. “Working Time Models” are now known as “Work Schedules”. They, along with “Public Holidays”, can now be found in the “Settings” menu.
