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The Time Entries View is a crucial self-management tool that enables team members to maintain transparency and accountability for their work hours. This feature serves as a personal dashboard where users can review their complete work history.
Detailed Flow
Team member logs into the system
Team member navigates to the time entries page
System displays the summary statistics
Total of task done
Total of task pending
Total of task approved
Total of task rejected
Total hours
System displays a list of the team member's own time entries
Time entries are displayed with key information (date, duration/time, project, task, Approval status)
Team member can sort entries by various criteria (project, duration)
System shows visual indicators for different types of entries (manual, tracked, edited)
Acceptance Criteria
Only the team member's own time entries are displayed
No employee filter is visible on the page
Summary Statistics
Total of task done
Total of task pending
Total of task approved
Total of task rejected
Total hours
Summary statistics will aligned with active filters
Time entries can be sorted by project, task, duration, and status
Clear indication of manually added, automatically tracked, and edited entries
Current day/week is visually highlighted based on the view
Task title/name are displayed, with long notes truncated
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Related User Stories
Description
The Time Entries View is a crucial self-management tool that enables team members to maintain transparency and accountability for their work hours. This feature serves as a personal dashboard where users can review their complete work history.
Detailed Flow
Acceptance Criteria
Technical
Available:
GET
/api/timesheet/time-log
employeeIds
to get the employee work recordsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: