Start Timer From Kanban

Every task in the kanban shows a green Start button, so users can begin tracking time on a piece of work without first opening the task.

Systray Timer Controls

While a timer is running, a widget in the top bar shows the live counter along with the task name, and offers Pause, Stop, view-task, and discard, all reachable from any screen.

Pause Or Stop From The Task Form

Opening the running task shows Pause Timer and Stop Timer buttons in the form header, so the user can act from the same screen they are reviewing.

Resume A Paused Timer

Pausing freezes the counter and replaces Start with Resume, so the user can step away for a meeting or a break and pick the same task back up without starting over.

Stop The Timer

When the work is finished, hitting Stop ends the session and opens the entry where the captured time can be saved straight to the task's timesheet.

Stop Timer Window

The Stop Timer popup shows the task being timed and the captured duration in hours, and offers Save Timesheet, Discard, and Cancel, so the user can decide what to do with the time on the spot.

Description Is Required

Saving without writing a description shows a clear validation message, so no time entry slips onto the timesheet without context on what was done.

Add Description And Save

Typing a short description of what was done and clicking Save Timesheet posts the duration and the note straight to the task, ready for billing or review.

Restart Time On The Same Task

Once a session is saved, the card returns to a Start button, so the user can begin a fresh session on the same task whenever they pick it back up.

Timesheet Tab Updated

Every saved session lands in the task's Timesheets tab with the date, employee, description, and time spent, and the totals at the bottom keep running automatically as more sessions are added.

Timer Controls In List View

From the task list, every row carries the same Start, Pause, Resume, and Stop controls, so users who prefer the list layout can run the timer right there.

Start Timer On Another Task

When no timer is active, every task in the kanban is ready to be started, so the user can move on to the next piece of work in a single click.

Only One Timer At A Time

Trying to start a second task while one is still running shows a warning that names the running task, so the user stops the current one before opening the next.