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Time Forecasting

Plan your team’s time and compare it with what’s actually logged

Time Forecasting gives managers and HR teams a clear view of how employee time is allocated across projects. It analyzes both historical entries and forecasted hours, so you can monitor upcoming workload by day and by hour.

Illustrative example of Time Forecasting comparing each team member's forecasted hours with logged hours, with discrepancies flagged for follow-up.

Who benefits

Clearer time planning for everyone involved

With dashboards and role-based access, Time Forecasting supports better decisions across your workforce.

  • Managers

    Real-time visibility

    Distribute work more evenly to reduce burnout and improve delivery.

  • HR teams

    Better decisions

    Base decisions on real-time insight into how time is spent.

  • Employees

    Clarity

    Less stress, better focus, and more control over their own time.

  • Leaders

    Strategic insight

    Plan future work, allocate resources, and keep priorities aligned.

How it works

From forecast to follow-up

  1. 1

    Create a forecast

    Open Timesheet Forecast from the menu, then select a date in the calendar view or click Create. Forecasts can be auto-populated from your inputs.

  2. 2

    Review team forecasts

    Managers can open forecast records for their team members to assess bandwidth and manage workflows.

  3. 3

    Track discrepancies

    Compare forecasted hours with actual logged hours. Managers can flag differences and email the employee with the Discrepancy Mail button.

  4. 4

    Take action

    Send a reminder, request a timesheet, or mark entries as completed after verifying them.

  5. 5

    See the whole team at a glance

    Use the Kanban view to review team performance and manage workflows.

Illustrative example of the Kanban view, grouping team forecasts into forecasted, needs review, and completed columns.

Bring clarity to your team’s time

Request a demo to see how Time Forecasting can help your managers plan workload and keep timesheets accurate.