Timesheet Look Up for Vendor

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Transaction Type

Used to select the Transaction type  you want to find. On a timesheet look up, this field defaults to Timesheets and may not be edited.

 

 

Corporation

Use to select the corporation associated with the timesheet you want to find. You can select All if you are not interested in a specific corporation.

 

 

Batch ID

Unique alpha-numeric identifier of the batch. Entering an identifier in this field insures that only timesheets from one batch will be returned on the search (since each batch has its own unique batch number). You can leave this blank if you are not looking for a specific batch or do not know the ID number.

 

 

Reference Number

Number representing the specific timesheet in the batch. Each timesheet added to a batch is given a reference number by the system. Entering a batch ID and reference number insures that only one timesheet will be returned on the search (since each timesheet has its own unique batch ID and reference number). You can leave this blank if you are not looking for a specific batch or do not know the ID number.

 

 

Transaction Status

Current status of the timesheet you want to find. The status of a timesheet changes automatically as it goes through the payroll/billing cycle.

Possible Batch Statuses are:

  • Posted

  • Timesheet Billed but not Updated

  • Timesheet Deselected

  • Timesheet Paid but not Billed

  • Timesheet Paid but not Updated

  • Timesheet Posted but not Billed

  • Timesheet Posted but not Paid

  • Unposted

You can select <all> to search for all statuses.

 

 

Imported Timesheets Only

Checking this box indicates that you want to find only those timesheets that were imported using the Time and Attendance Import functionality.

 

 

Entered Section

Use to select the dates associated with the timesheets you want to search.

  • To search a specific range, enter a From date and a To date. StaffSuite will find all timesheets dated between and including the two dates entered.

  • To search for timesheets since a given date, enter a From date only. StaffSuite will find all timesheets dated after and including the date entered.

  • To search for timesheets prior to a given date, enter a To date only. StaffSuite will find all timesheets dated before and including the date entered.

  • To search for a specific date, enter the same date in the From and To fields. StaffSuite will find only those timesheets entered on that date.

You can also leave this field blank if you are not looking for a specific date range.

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Vendor Name

Vendor ID

The information for the vendor in currency is displayed including the name and/or ID number of the vendor.

You can leave either or both fields blank if you do not know the information or are not looking for a specific vendor.

 

 

Work Period Dates Section

Use to select the work period dates associated with the timesheets you want to search.

  1. To search a specific range, enter a From date and a To date. StaffSuite will find all work periods dated between and including the two dates entered.

  2. To search for work periods since a given date, enter a From date only. StaffSuite will find all work periods dated after and including the date entered.

  3. To search for work periods prior to a given date, enter a To date only. StaffSuite will find all work periods dated before and including the date entered.

  4. To search for a specific date, enter the same date in the From and To fields. StaffSuite will find only those work periods on that date.

You can also leave this field blank if you are not looking for a specific date range.

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OK

OK runs the search based on the criteria entered in the fields on the window.

Cancel closes the window without running a search.

Clear All resets all fields to blank (or <all>). This is useful if information in currency has defaulted into the fields and you do not want to search on it.

 

 

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