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# Timesheets

## Timesheets

Use **Timesheets** for time, travel, and expense entries outside a single work order.

The app keeps separate tabs for **Hours**, **Expenses**, and **Travels**.

### In this section

* [Timesheet Hours](/mobile-app/ios-outsmart-app/module-overviews/timesheets/timesheet-hours.md)
* [Timesheet Expenses](/mobile-app/ios-outsmart-app/module-overviews/timesheets/timesheet-expenses.md)
* [Timesheet Travels](/mobile-app/ios-outsmart-app/module-overviews/timesheets/timesheet-travels.md)

### What you can do

* switch between time, expense, and travel entries
* create entries for the current week
* return to the last selected tab

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

### Open **Timesheets**

Open **Time Sheets** in the app.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Choose the tab

Select **Hours**, **Expenses**, or **Travels**.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Add the entry

Use **+** to create the record you need.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

### Keep in mind

The app starts on the current week.

The last selected tab stays remembered.


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