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# What is Timesheets?

**Timesheets** is the Power-Up for time registration in OutSmart.

You register working hours, travel time, expenses, and mileage per employee.

Hours can come from work orders or be added manually.

### What you do with Timesheets

* register hours per employee
* link hours to work orders, projects, and customers
* record travel time, expenses, and mileage
* approve, reject, and export hours
* gain insight into time spent and costs

### Why teams use Timesheets

* Less manual work.
* More control over post-calculation.
* Faster review of submitted hours.
* A better basis for reporting and invoicing.

{% hint style="info" %}
Time Sheets is a **Power-Up**. Power-Ups are available from **Boost** onward. A trial lasts **14 days**.
{% endhint %}

### How Timesheets works

The basic flow is simple:

1. Set up employees and working hours.
2. Create the right hour types and rates.
3. Let employees register hours in the app.
4. Review, approve, and export in the BackOffice.

### What you need first

* an active Timesheets license
* employees with configured availability
* hour types for working time, travel time, or overtime
* the app setting **Timesheet enabled** for employees who register time

### What can be automated

Hours from work orders can be sent to Timesheets automatically.

This makes registration more consistent and prevents duplicate entry.

### Related topics

* [**Power-Ups**](/marketplace-packages-and-power-ups/power-ups.md)
* [**OutSmart Marketplace**](/marketplace-packages-and-power-ups/marketplace.md)
* [**Start a Power-Up trial**](/marketplace-packages-and-power-ups/marketplace/start-a-power-up-trial.md)


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