Weekly timesheet

The week at a glance: everyone down the left, Monday to Sunday across the top, and each person's clock-in and clock-out inside every cell. It is the fastest way to spot a pattern — somebody always late on Mondays, or a shift nobody covered.

Menu path HR › Timesheet (weekly)

Address https://hub.cnvconnect.com/timesheet

Permission timesheet:view

Who uses it shift managers, HR

The screen

1. Page title and week — the weekly attendance board, with the week picker (Week 33/2026 (08-10 — 08-16)), This week, the department and employee filters and Add sort on the same row.
2. Grid header — the seven days of the chosen week.
3. An employee row — each cell shows the type (Office, On-site, In progress), the clock-in time with a down arrow and the clock-out with an up arrow. A dash means nothing was recorded.

How to…

Move between weeks

Use the week picker; This week returns to today's week. The board always shows exactly seven days, so a fortnight is two visits.

Check one team's coverage

Set the department filter, then read down each day column: empty cells are the gaps.

Get from a cell to the underlying record

Cells summarise attendance records. For the full evidence — position, photo, accuracy — open that page for the same person and date.

Notes

• In progress means the person is still clocked in; the cell completes itself when they clock out.
• Rows come from employee records, so somebody who never installed the mobile app appears with an empty week rather than being missing.
• For a month of data, or for the leave and holiday codes used in payroll, use the monthly timesheet.