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Timesheets aggregate clock in/out data into a format ready for payroll. Vynta generates timesheets automatically from clock entries and flags discrepancies so you can review before exporting.

How Timesheets Work

At the end of each day (or week, depending on your settings), Vynta compiles all clock in/out entries into timesheets:
  • Regular hours — time within the standard shift window
  • Overtime hours — time outside standard hours
  • Break time — deducted from total shift duration
  • Discrepancies — entries that don’t match expected patterns

Reviewing Timesheets

Go to Timesheets in the sidebar to see:

Approving Timesheets

1

Review flagged entries

Click on any flagged timesheet to see why it was flagged — late clock in, missing clock out, overtime, or location mismatch.
2

Approve or correct

Approve the entry as-is, or click Edit to adjust the times. Corrections require a note explaining the change.
3

Bulk approve

Select multiple timesheets and click Approve Selected to process them all at once.

Exporting for Payroll

Once timesheets are approved, export them:
  1. Select the date range
  2. Click Export and choose your format (CSV or PDF)
  3. Import the file into your payroll system
The export includes all approved hours, broken down by regular, overtime, and break time.

Discrepancy Detection

Vynta automatically flags timesheets that show:
  • Missing clock out — technician forgot to clock out
  • Late arrival — clocked in after the shift start time
  • Early departure — clocked out before the shift end time
  • Overtime — worked beyond standard hours
  • Location mismatch — clocked in from an unexpected location
  • Double booking — two overlapping clock in entries

FAQ

Technicians can request corrections, but only admins can approve them. Every edit creates an audit trail.
Vynta splits the shift at midnight and creates separate timesheet entries for each day.
Timesheets are retained for the duration of your account. You can view and export historical timesheets from any date range.