Timer reminders: no forgotten timer, no gap in the month
Admins can enable a per-user reminder that fires when no timer is running on a working day. Days without a booking now show up on the time overview.

A forgotten timer means booking time after the fact — or not at all. With timer reminders, an admin can turn on a per-user reminder that fires on working days whenever no timer is running. And the time overview now shows every day this month that still has no booked time.
Enabling reminders per team member
Go to Settings → Time Tracking. Above the existing settings you'll now find a Timer reminders section with a list of all team members. Each person has a toggle — use it to decide who gets reminded.
The section only appears when time tracking is enabled for the organization and you have the permission to manage all time tracking. Customers don't show up in the list and are never reminded.
Choosing the weekdays
Once the reminder is on for a person, a weekday picker (Mon–Sun) appears next to the toggle. Monday to Friday are selected by default. Click a day to turn it on or off — reminders only fire on those days. At least one day must stay selected.
What the team member sees
When the reminder is on and it's one of the configured working days, the reminder kicks in as soon as no timer is running:
- Hint toast — "No timer running" with a direct link to time tracking. It shows on login and, while work continues without a timer, comes back at a calm interval — not on every click.
- Red exclamation badge on the time-tracking widget in the sidebar — visible even when the sidebar is collapsed.
- Warning line in the widget — "No timer running", shown persistently as a standing hint on a working day.
The moment a timer starts, the toast, badge, and warning line all disappear. This is only about not forgetting to start — not about interrupting work in progress.
Escalation for a missing booking
If the previous working day wasn't booked at all, the hint turns into a warning: "Last working day's time is missing", asking the user to book it by today at the latest. That way no gap goes unnoticed until the end of the month.
Missing-days view on the time page
On the time overview under Time, a card appears at the top whenever the current month has a working day without any booked time. The card lists exactly those days — so you can spot gaps before the month is finalized and book them by the next day at the latest.
The card only shows when the reminder is on for you and there are actually open days. If every working day is booked, the time page stays unchanged.
In short
- Admins enable reminders per team member under Settings → Time Tracking and choose the weekdays (default: Mon–Fri).
- Team members are reminded on working days without a running timer via toast, badge, and warning line — and more firmly when the previous day is still missing.
- Missing days for the current month appear as a card on the time page, so no booking slips through.
- Customers are not affected.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to the most common questions about this topic.
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