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# Stunden im Stundennachweis

Verwenden Sie den Timer oder die manuelle Eingabe, um Stundeneinträge im Stundennachweis zu erstellen.

## Stundennachweis: Stunden

Verwendung **Stundennachweis: Stunden** um Arbeitsperioden in Stundennachweisen zu erfassen.

Der Timer-Flow ist der zentrale Einstiegspunkt.

### Was Sie tun können

* Timer starten und Stopp drücken
* Erstellen von Stundeneinträgen aus einem gestoppten Timer
* Einträge in der ausgewählten Woche prüfen

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

### Öffnen Sie **Stunden**

Öffnen Sie **Stundennachweise**, dann auswählen **Stunden**.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Zeit starten oder hinzufügen

Timer starten oder einen Neu-Eintrag manuell erstellen.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Eintrag speichern

Timer auf Stopp setzen oder den Eintrag speichern, damit er in der Wochenansicht erscheint.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

### Denken Sie daran

Beim Stopp des Timers öffnet sich der Flow zum Erstellen von Stundeneinträgen.


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