What is the difference between saving a timesheet and doing a Final Submit?
Whenever you enter, modify, or remove entries or comments from your timesheet you must save your timesheet. This updates your information in the Online Timesheet System. At the end of the period, once you have completed the timesheet, in addition to saving your timesheet, you must also perform a Final Submit. This does a few things. A Final Submit counts as your digital signature on your timesheet. By doing a Final Submit you are “signing” that the information you provided on your timesheet is an accurate accounting of your time reporting information. Therefore, it locks your timesheet so no changes can be made. A Final Submit also routes your timesheet to your supervisor for review. This allows the supervisor to look over the information you provided and ensure it matches what he/she expected to see. If you do not perform a Final Submit on your timesheet, your supervisor will be unable to approve your timesheet, and it may not be processed.
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