How Do You Use The QuickBooks Time Activities By Employee Report?

What Is The QuickBooks Time Activities By Employee Report?

The Time Activities by Employee Report in QuickBooks is a report that shows the time that employees have spent on various activities, such as billable work or non-billable work, during a specific time period. The report can be filtered by employee, service item, or customer, and it can be used to track employee time, manage employee productivity, and bill clients for the time that employees have spent working on specific projects or tasks. The report can also be used to help manage employee payroll, by showing the amount of time that employees have spent on different tasks and projects, and can be useful for tracking employee time for billing or time-and-materials projects.

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How Do You Use The QuickBooks Time Activities By Employee Report?

To use the Time Activities by Employee Report in QuickBooks, follow these steps:

1. Open QuickBooks and go to the Reports menu.
2. Select "Standard" from the Reports menu tab.
3. Scroll to "Employees"
4. Select "Time Activities by Employee" from the list of reports.
5. Set the date range for the report by clicking on the "From" and "To" fields and selecting the desired start and end dates.
6. Use the "Filters" options to filter the report by employee, service item, or customer, if desired.
7. Click "Refresh" to generate the report.

The Time Activities by Employee Report will show the time that employees have spent on different activities during the selected time period. You can use this information to track employee time, manage employee productivity, and bill clients for the time that employees have spent working on specific projects or tasks. The report can also be useful for managing employee payroll and tracking employee time for billing or time-and-materials projects.

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