Introducing Advanced Time Tracking in Vailo
Vailo's new time tracking system helps teams manage timesheets, track work hours, and streamline approval workflows with ease.

Why Time Tracking Matters
Effective time tracking is essential for project management, billing accuracy, and understanding team productivity. Today, we're excited to announce Vailo's advanced time tracking and timesheet management system—designed specifically for modern development teams.
Key Features
Weekly Timesheet System
Track your time on a weekly basis with an intuitive interface. View your entire week at a glance and easily log hours for each project and task.
Manager Approval Workflow
Timesheets flow through a structured approval process. Managers can review, approve, or request changes to submitted timesheets, ensuring accuracy and accountability.
Configurable Settings
Customize the system to your team's needs:
- Set edit time windows to control when timesheets can be modified
- Define weekly hour targets for team members
- Configure approval workflows per workspace
How It Works
The time tracking workflow is simple and intuitive:
- Team members log their hours throughout the week
- At week's end, they submit their timesheet for approval
- Managers review submissions in the approval queue
- Approved hours are locked and ready for billing or reporting
Built for Teams
Vailo's time tracking integrates seamlessly with our existing features:
- Link time entries directly to tasks for accurate project tracking
- View time summaries per project, workspace, or team member
- Real-time notifications keep managers informed of pending approvals
- Role-based access ensures workers can only see their own timesheets
Get Started Today
Advanced time tracking is available now for all Vailo users. Visit your workspace settings to configure time tracking for your team, or start logging hours right away from the timesheet view.
We're excited to see how this feature helps your team work more efficiently. As always, we welcome your feedback—let us know what you think!