TimeSheet from Odoo Portal With Backend View
| Technical name | dh_timesheet_portal_pro |
| License | LGPL-3 |
| Website | https://apps.datahatsolutions.com/apps/app/18.0/dh_timesheet_portal_pro |
| Read description for | v 19.0 |
| Included Dependencies | Employee Portal User Link Portal: Frontend HR Dashboard |
| Extensions | HR Management From Odoo Portal With Backend View |
Description
A user-friendly Timesheet portal in Odoo that allows portal users to manage timesheets directly from the portal without needing any backend or internal user access.Users can create timesheet entries, track working hours, view records, and manage approvals from a single, simple interface.This module makes timesheet management easy, transparent, and accessible for external users while maintaining proper access control and security.
Key Features
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Timesheet Entry Management: Create, view, and manage timesheet entries directly from the portal.
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No Backend Access Required: Perform all timesheet-related activities without any internal or backend user access.
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Working Hours Tracking: Track daily and weekly working hours easily.
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Project & Task Selection: Log time based on projects and tasks for better tracking.
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Timesheet Status Tracking: Track timesheet status such as draft, submitted, or approved.
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Access Rights & Record Rules: Works with proper security rules, similar to internal users, ensuring controlled data access.
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Self-Service Portal: Users can manage their own timesheets without depending on internal users.
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Easy-to-Use Interface: Clean and simple design that is easy to understand for all users.
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Centralized Timesheet Management: Manage all timesheet activities from a single portal interface.
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Flexible Entry Handling: Update or delete timesheet entries when permitted.
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Approval Workflow: Managers can review and validate timesheets directly from the portal.
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Improved Transparency: Keep users informed about their timesheet details and status.
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Faster Workflow: Reduce delays by allowing users to directly manage their timesheets.
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Secure & Role-Based Access: Only authorized portal users can access timesheet data, ensuring safety and control.
Screenshots
Install the module, then create an employee record linked to the portal user. Grant the user access to the TImesheet Portal.
Log in as a portal user to access the Timesheet menu, where all related submenus of the timesheet dashboard are displayed.
Click on the My Timesheet menu to open a backend-like view, where users can view their own timesheet records and create new entries.
Click on the All Timesheet menu to open a backend-like view, where users can view all employee timesheet records and track their status.
Click on Reporting -> By Employee to open a backend-like view, where users can analyze timesheet data for all employees.
Click on Reporting -> By Project to open a backend-like view, where users can analyze timesheet data based on projects.
Click on Reporting -> By Task to open a backend-like view, where users can view and manage employee working hours across all tasks.
Click on To Validate -> Last Period to open a backend-like view, where users can view , manage and Validate employee working hours timesheet.
Click on To Validate -> Timesheet To Validate to open a backend-like view, where users can view , manage and Validate employee working hours timesheet.
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