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Timesheet Audit

Review direct edits and edit requests with who changed what, when, and why.

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Clockspot Timesheet Audit screen. Review direct edits and edit requests with who changed what, when, and why.
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What this report shows

Timesheet Audit is a read-only history of time-entry changes. It includes direct edits and edit requests, with the employee, actor, changed field, before value, after value, and notes.

The summary counts Events, Changes, Pending, Approved, and Rejected. The table shows Status, Source, Employee, Entry date, Event, Field, Before, After, and Notes.

Statuses are Applied, Pending, Approved, and Rejected. Sources are Direct edit and Edit request.

Filters

Use date range, All statuses, All sources, All employees, All actors, and All fields. Field options can include Clock-in time, Clock-out time, Note, Job, and any custom time-entry fields that appear in the audit data.

Reading one audit row

Each row represents one changed field from one edit event. The Event column shows when the event happened and who performed it. Before and After show the recorded change; Notes can include the original note and a review note.

Exporting

Open the Export menu and choose Download CSV, Download Excel, or Download PDF. The export keeps the row-level audit detail so you can review changes outside Clockspot.

Common questions

Can I approve or reject an edit request from this report?

No. Use Edit Requests to approve or reject pending requests. Timesheet Audit is for reviewing change history.

Why do I see more rows than edit events?

One edit can change more than one field. Timesheet Audit shows one row per changed field so each before and after value is visible.

Where do direct edits come from?

Direct edits are admin changes made on Time entries. Edit-request rows come from employee correction requests reviewed by a manager or admin.

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