Simple Web based Timesheet App is project number 471209
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08/17/2009 at 1:26 EDT
Project Creator:
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(2 reviews)
07/18/2009 at 7:52 EDT:
Guys, based on some of your requests already, Im not entirely sure of all the details yet, but in a nutshell I want a paperless or electronic timesheet system (although the option of printing it and faxing it in the traditional manner may still be required for some customers). Nevertheless, I need some method where after my contractor submits his hrs/days and I as an admin review it, I then want to forward it as a pdf or in some format to the customer to review and sign it electronically. Not quite sure how this electronic signing should work. What is your experience? When the customer receives the emailed timesheet for their approval, should there be an embedded link back to my timesheet system that generates a unique approval code that is then recorded and then I include this code in the final invoice to the customer along with the timesheet. Im not sure if this is the best method. But I want to keep it simple.
07/18/2009 at 8:51 EDT:
Thanks for some of your examples but again I must stress the simplicity of what I am after. Every contractor hates submitting their timesheet every week and so I need it to be very very simple and quick to fill out. I dont need many of the other fancy options that are related to billing or charge rates. It literally needs to be a timesheet process and thats it! The rest is managed from another accounting/billing process. Keep in mind that this has been working very well from a word/excel document for years where the guy inputs the hrs for every day and then prints it. He then signs it and gives it to the onsite manager to sign. This then gets faxed to me and I attach that faxed timesheet to the invoice when billing the customer. I simply want to automate this process.
07/18/2009 at 10:28 EDT:
here are more of my initial thought processes
Admin Processes
- Admin login
- Create and Assign Customer Name for each contractor along with either daily or hourly charge
- Create and assign Project Name for each contractor
- Create user (contractor account) account that allows user to login to enter timesheet and change password after first login
- Assign user to customer and project name
- Assign day rate or hourly rate per user
- Assign approving manager per user
- admin receives all submitted timesheets for review after contractor submits timesheet
- admin to forward reviewed timesheets to approving customer email in pdf or similar printable format
- approving customer to approve timesheet through some electronic method (please suggest this)
User process
- login with initial admin created user name and password that allows user to then change password
- user sees their weekly timesheet with assigned customer (as per admin assignment) and then can enter hrs per day or days per week (as per admin assignment).
- user clicks submit for approval that then gets emailed to admin (assigned email address for approval)
- after admin approval this timesheet gets emailed (or printed option) for customer approval