| What | Describe your work in your own
words, then let AI draft one
or more time entries for you
to review before saving
them. |
|---|---|
| Why |
|
| Who | Users with permission to log
time in Teamwork.com. |
| When | Use the Chat tab when you want
AI to draft time entries
instead
of completing the manual form. |
Logging time doesn’t have to mean
manually completing every field. Describe the
work you completed in your own words and let
AI prepare one or more draft time entries for
you. Review and adjust the suggested entries
before saving them to keep your time records
accurate.
Watch an
interactive walkthrough
See the complete workflow before
following
the detailed guidance
below.
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Before
you start
AI time logging helps reduce the
effort of
logging time by drafting time entries
from a
description of the work you completed.
You can
access the Log time dialog from
several
areas in Teamwork.com, including
tasks,
projects, Quick Add, My
Timesheet, and
the timer. Once the Log time dialog is
open, select the Chat tab to
draft time
entries using AI.
- AI creates draft entries for
review.
Suggested entries are not saved
until you
confirm them.
- The details AI can suggest depend
on the
information included in your
request and
the work available to your user
account.
- You can switch between the Manual and Chat tabs
at any time while
logging time.
- You can type your request or,
where
available, use the microphone to
dictate it using voice
input.
Draft
time entries using AI
- Open the Log
time dialog
in Teamwork.com.
- Select the Chat tab.
- Describe what you worked on by typing your request or using the microphone, and where helpful, include details such as the task, project, duration, or date.
- Press Enter to send
your
request. AI drafts one or more
time entries based on the
information
provided.
- Review the drafted entries and
adjust any
details that need to change. AI
will ask
for any clarity it needs to select
the
correct destination project.
- Click Log time to save the
entries
when you are satisfied with the
details.
Describe
your work
Use conversational language to
describe what
you worked on instead of completing
each field
manually. Include enough context for
AI to
understand the work and the time you
want to
record.
Example requests include:
- Log 30 minutes on the task
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- I spent two hours preparing the
roadmap
and another hour reviewing
designs.
- Log my time for today based on
my
activity.
More specific requests
generally give
AI more context when drafting
time
entries. Always review the
drafted
details before saving.
Review
and edit
drafted time entries
Drafted entries appear in the review
area
before they are saved. Depending on
the
request, AI may create a single time
entry or
separate the work into multiple
entries.
Review the available details for each
drafted
entry, including:
- The associated task or
project.
- The time and duration.
- The date or time of day.
- The description.
- Tags and billable status, where
available.
You can edit the drafted entries
before
saving, remove entries you do not want
to
keep,
or start over with a new
request.
Check AI-generated time
entries for
accuracy before saving,
especially
when
the time is billable or will
be used
for
reporting, invoicing, or
client
work.
Best
practices
- Include useful context: Mention the
task, project, duration, or date
when
these
details matter.
- Describe separate work
clearly: State
each activity and its duration
when you
want
AI to create multiple time
entries.
- Review before saving: Confirm the
task, project, duration, billable
status,
and description for each drafted
entry.
- Refine the request when
needed: Add
more detail or start over if the
first
drafts do not reflect the work you
completed.
FAQ
Does AI
save
time entries automatically?
No. AI drafts time entries for
you to
review. The entries are saved only
after
you select Log time.
Can I edit
the drafted entries?
Yes. Review and adjust the
available
details before saving the time
entries.
Can AI
create more than one time
entry?
Yes. A request that describes
separate
activities or durations can result
in
multiple draft entries for
review.
What
should
I do if a drafted entry is
incorrect?
Edit or remove the entry before
saving.
You can also start over and
provide a
clearer or more specific
request.