Dernière mise à jour : 4 juin 2026, 10 h 01
Learn how to use the timesheets feature on Sling.
Timesheets allow managers to track the number of hours an employee has worked so the data can be processed for payroll. This feature works together with the Time Clock, which lets employees clock in and out for shifts in Sling.
To access employee timesheets, select the Time Clock tab in the main navigation bar.
You can adjust the date range from one day up to the entire year. The custom date range allows up to 120 days. The list of shifts is ordered by date, but you can select different column headers to sort the list differently. You can also choose how data is grouped, including by employee name, position, location, group, or date.
Select the Filter button to open the filter options and the list of columns. You can add or remove columns by selecting or clearing them.
Available columns include:
The Filter row also includes options to show or hide specific locations, positions, groups, employees, tags, auto clock-outs, and statuses. You can also choose whether to view the data in hours and minutes or decimal format.
Once the page is arranged the way you need, you can print or export the data. Printing lets you download a PDF copy of the timesheet report for the full table or as separate PDFs for each employee. Exporting lets you download an XLS or CSV file that reflects the data as filtered and grouped on the page.
Sling allows you to add a blank timesheet from the Time Clock tab. This can help you add a shift that was worked but never scheduled, or clock someone in without enabling unscheduled clock-in.
To add a timesheet from the website:
If you add only a clock-in time, the employee can clock out on their own when the shift ends.
Admins and managers can access timesheets from the web or mobile app to confirm employees are clocking in and out correctly and to track hours and estimated wages.
Note: Managers cannot edit a timesheet once it has been approved. If a manager needs to edit an approved timesheet, an admin must first mark it as pending.
From the web:
You can edit employee timesheets from either the Time Clock tab or the roster on the Dashboard.
From the Time Clock tab:
If there is no activity for the shift, you will see the scheduled start and end time along with an option to add a clock-in. You can also type a custom time if it does not appear in the drop-down list.
From the Roster:
From the mobile app:
You can edit timesheets in the mobile app from the Timesheets page or the mobile roster.
From the Timesheets page:
From the mobile roster:
With Sling’s time tracking function, you can track the hours your employees worked based on when they clocked in and out of their shifts.
If you need to review totals for the month or even the year, adjust the date range within Timesheets, which is located under the Time Clock tab in the web version of Sling.
You can also access employee timesheets in the Sling mobile app by going to More > Timesheets. The web version makes it easier to review totals for longer periods.
To review employee hours in the web version:
Once the correct data is in view, the total for each employee appears at the top of each section of timesheet data. At the bottom of the page, you can also see the total hours for all displayed shifts in the selected range.
Employees can share information about their shifts by adding a note to a timesheet after clocking in and out.
To review employee notes:
When you export timesheets, notes are included in a separate column.
Employees can only add a note to a shift they are currently working or have already worked.
When there is new time clock activity for an employee, Sling automatically saves it as a pending change to the timesheet. This allows managers and admins to review timesheets for accuracy before payroll is processed.
Managers can only approve timesheets for their assigned locations.
Note:
From the web:
You can approve timesheets individually or in bulk from the web version.
To approve individual entries:
To approve timesheets in bulk:
After approval, the timesheet status updates accordingly.
If your company has a Premium or Business subscription, you can access your timesheets, which keep a record of the scheduled shifts assigned to you.
Note: Your company may not allow employees to edit timesheets. If you do not have access to complete these steps, contact a manager or admin to request the change.
Some companies allow employees to edit their own timesheets from either the mobile app or the web version.
To edit your timesheet in the mobile app:
To edit your timesheet in the web:
Your timesheet may still need approval before the status changes from Pending to Approved. If you do not see the option to edit your timesheet, contact a manager for assistance.
If your company uses the Time Clock feature, you can review your punches and total hours throughout the week.
From the web:
Note: If your company allows it, you will see the 3-dot option to the right of timesheet entries so you can edit your punches.
From the mobile app:
This ability to edit your timesheets may or may not be available depending on your company’s settings.
If you need to share some information with your manager about your shift, you can do that easily by adding a comment to your timesheet when you clock out for the day.
Note: Currently, this feature is only accessible when you are clocking out for your shift on the web. However, on the mobile app, you can add comments to past timesheets as long as they're still pending.
From the mobile app, when clocking out of a shift:
From the mobile app through a timesheet:
From the web: