Time Tracking
See schedules laid out on a timeline — for the whole team, or just for you.
What is Time Tracking?
Time Tracking is a collapsible section in the sidebar with two views: Team Timeline, a Gantt-style schedule across the whole organization, and User Timeline, the same kind of view scoped to just you.
Why use Time Tracking?
Stat cards and lists tell you counts; a timeline shows you exactly when everything is scheduled, which is much easier for spotting scheduling conflicts or gaps.
When would I use this screen?
- Checking your own schedule for the day/week/month
- Looking at the whole team's schedule side by side
- Spotting a scheduling conflict before it happens
Before you start
Click Time Tracking in the sidebar to expand it — it's collapsed by default, which is easy to miss on first glance. Team Timeline and User Timeline appear underneath once expanded.
Team Timeline vs. User Timeline
| View | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Team Timeline | Every team member's scheduled tasks laid out on a shared day/week/month timeline. |
| User Timeline | Your own scheduled tasks laid out the same way, scoped to just you. |
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FAQs
Why don't I see Time Tracking's sub-pages in the sidebar?
The Time Tracking section is collapsible — click on it to expand and reveal Team Timeline and User Timeline underneath.
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