Noah ParkerThe Calendar view helps you track employee schedules, attendance, and logged working hours in a visual format. Instead of reviewing individual timelog entries one by one, you can quickly see work activities across different dates and employees.
Managers often use the calendar to:
Review daily attendance.
Check scheduled work hours.
Monitor employee activity.
Identify missing entries.
Compare workloads across teams.
The calendar provides a clear overview of workforce activity from a single screen.
Open Timeline from the left navigation menu.
Select the Calendar tab from the top of the page.
The system opens the calendar view and displays employee schedules and activities for the selected period.

The calendar displays employee activities in a date-based layout.
Each row represents an employee, while the calendar columns represent individual dates.
Depending on your organization's settings, the calendar may display:
Scheduled shifts
Logged hours
Attendance records
Leave information
Daily activities
This layout makes it easier to review multiple employees without opening individual records.
The calendar allows you to review employee schedules directly from the timeline.
Managers can quickly identify:
Working days
Missing schedules
Attendance gaps
Employee availability
Reviewing schedules regularly helps prevent attendance issues before payroll processing.
The Filter option helps narrow the information shown on the calendar.
You can filter employees by:
Department.
Timelog status
Leave Status
After selecting the required departments:
Click Apply.
Review the updated results.
Select Clear to remove all active filters.

The All Employees selector allows you to display specific employees.

You can:
Search employees by name.
Select individual employees.
Select multiple employees.
Use the Select All option.
This feature is especially useful when reviewing a specific team or department.
Use the date navigation controls to move between different periods.

You can:
View this week.
View last week.
or select custom week.
Changing the calendar period helps managers review historical attendance records or prepare upcoming schedules.
The Calendar view is useful for daily attendance reviews.
Managers can:
Check who worked on a specific date.
Identify missing entries.
Review team schedules.
Monitor attendance trends.
Detect scheduling conflicts.
Regular calendar reviews help maintain accurate attendance records.
Apply filters when reviewing large teams.
Use employee selection to focus on specific departments.
Review schedules before payroll processing.
Check attendance regularly to identify missing records.
Use date navigation to compare previous periods.