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# Uren in urenstaat

Gebruik de timer of handmatige invoer om uurregels in de urenstaat aan te maken.

## Urenstaat Uren

Gebruik **Urenstaat Uren** om werkperiodes in Urenstaten te registreren.

De timerflow is het belangrijkste startpunt.

### Wat u kunt doen

* Start en Stop de timer
* Aanmaken van Uurregistraties vanuit een gestopte timer
* Bekijk de registraties in de geselecteerde Weekweergave.

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

### Open **Uren**

Open **Urenstaten**, kies daarna **Uren**.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Start of tijd toevoegen

Start de timer of kies voor het Aanmaken van een Nieuw item.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Sla de regel op

Stop de timer of sla de registratie op zodat deze in de Weekweergave verschijnt.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

### Let op

Bij Stop van de timer wordt de flow voor het aanmaken van Uur geopend.


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