Employees tracking their hours now work from a single monthly timesheet instead of clicking through week after week. The new view opens with every day visible, lets you expand or collapse the whole month in one action, and keeps familiar Today, Week, Add, Save and Notes controls close at hand. Gone are the manual project and WBS-node pickers and the per-row note fields that made the old week grid slow to fill in, along with the empty-state message that greeted you when a week had nothing logged yet. The result is the same across English, Spanish and Italian interfaces, so teams working in any of these three languages get the identical, faster way to keep their timesheets current.

A monthly timesheet built for less clicking, more clarity

The timesheet has moved from a week-by-week entry grid to a single monthly view. Instead of stepping forward one week at a time, you now see the whole month at once and use 'Expand all' or 'Collapse all' to open or tidy every day's entries in a single click. Today and Week navigation are still there for quick jumps, alongside Add, Save, Cancel, Close and Notes actions for recording and adjusting hours. The manual project selector, the WBS-node field and the per-row note editing that the old view required have been removed, along with the 'No entries posted in this period' message and its Reload button that used to appear on empty weeks.

  • Timesheet opens as a full month instead of one week at a time, with Today and Week navigation still available for quick jumps.
  • 'Expand all' and 'Collapse all' controls let you open or tidy every day's entries in one click instead of clicking through each week.
  • Add, Save, Cancel, Close and Notes actions replace the old per-row note editing, keeping hour entry and comments in one consistent set of controls.
  • Manual project selection and the WBS-node field are no longer required for every entry.
  • The 'No entries posted in this period' message and its Reload button are gone, so empty periods no longer need a manual reload.
  • The same monthly layout, with matching labels and controls, is available in Spanish ('Parte de horas (mes)') and Italian ('Timesheet (mese)').

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What changes for you

You no longer step forward week by week to see your hours: open the full month, use 'Expand all' when you want to check every entry in detail, or 'Collapse all' for a clean overview when a quick glance is all you need.

Logging hours takes fewer steps: you don't have to manually pick a project and WBS node for every row, or edit notes row by row. Add, Save and Notes are still there, but the flow is more direct.

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Why it matters

A timesheet that's faster to fill in means more current, more reliable hours data for anyone planning work or tracking projects, without chasing late entries.

Having the same monthly view, with matching labels and controls, in English, Spanish and Italian means teams spread across these languages work the same way, cutting down on confusion and support questions.