Introduction to TymzUp

Hello, and welcome to TymzUp.

In this video, we'll walk through a typical workflow, including reviewing your dashboard, entering time, checking weekly totals, running reports, and exporting your data.

After signing in, you'll be taken to the Dashboard. The Dashboard provides a quick overview of recent activity and helps you stay on top of your time tracking throughout the week.

In this example, we're tracking time across several different clients and internal activities. Some organizations track time by client or project, while others use tasks to categorize work in more detail. TymzUp is flexible enough to support either approach.

Next, we'll create a new time entry. To add an entry, select a date, choose a client or project, enter the number of hours worked, and optionally select a task. You can also add a description of the work performed.

Once saved, the entry is immediately added to the timesheet. Tasks are optional, allowing organizations to choose the level of detail that best fits their workflow.

The timesheet grid displays hours entered throughout the week and automatically calculates totals. This makes it easy to identify missing time before the week is complete and helps keep records accurate.

Next, we'll review reporting. By default, the Reports page displays recent time entries and provides filtering options to help you analyze your data. At the bottom of the report, you'll find a summary showing totals by entries, hours, projects, and users.

When you're ready, you can export your report to a CSV file. Exported data can be used for client billing, internal reporting, payroll processes, or record keeping.

That's a quick overview of the TymzUp workflow. To learn more, explore the additional guides, tutorials, and resources available in the TymzUp Resource Hub.

Thank you for using TymzUp.