Exempt timecards track an employee’s amount of working time and non-working time (such as PTO) during a pay period, as well as hours worked over standard hours (overtime). You can view the timecard in List View, commonly used when opening the timecard on mobile device, or a Table View, commonly used when using a desktop computer.
These instructions include how to:
- Switch your timecard display
- Use your timecard Table View
- Use your timecard List View
How to Switch Your Timecard Display
- From the Home page, access the My Timecard tile.
- At the top of the tile select the arrow to go to the timecard page.
- Select Table View or List View to toggle from one view to the other. Note: The List view is the default view of the timecard when you log in using your mobile device.

My Timecard - Table View

The table view displays timecard information in table format. This is the default view on desktop.
- The action bar enables you to perform actions on your timecard, such as Approve your timecard.
- The Timeframe enables you to filter your timecard data for a specific timeframe such as the Current Pay Period.
- The timecard grid displays your hours for each day.
- The Accruals tab displays your accrual balances.
- The Audits tab displays comments, corrections, requests, signoffs, and approvals that have been made to your timecard.
My Timecard - List View
The list view displays timecard information on tiles. There is one tile for each day, and the days are arranged in a responsive layout that varies depending on the width of the timecard.
For example, on a mobile device, the Date tiles are displayed in one column, but on a computer, the Date tiles are displayed in multiple columns.
- Each Date tile displays your schedule, project hours (default 1 project but you may have more depending on your work) for the day, total hours, and exceptions.
- Select a Date tile to view the Date Detail panel to add additional project information and view additional information about that day, such as totals to date, schedule, project hours, and exceptions.
