ABC September 2026 timesheet review

Direct review of the live app on 2 October 2026. All 1,208 entry rows were available in the table; 320 were dated in September. No source records changed.

Scope: The Time Tracking view exposes date, worker, project, description, hours and Normal/Extra. It does not expose a workshop/onboard location field. This review therefore covers every September app entry and separates ABC internal work from boat/customer allocations. It cannot establish a physical workshop-only total from these fields.

ABC work follows the owner’s instruction: test, phase, Taller, nave and TIME RECORDS are ABC admin/internal work. PRUEBA is included as Spanish for test. All recorded hours remain included. TIME RECORDS is also ABC work under the owner’s clarification. Different internal project names account for the earlier classification variance. These are recorded hours, not verified attendance or invoiced hours.

Findings and practical implications

1. Capture coverage falls after the first two weeks. September 1–6: 394h; 7–13: 425.6h; 14–20: 240.7h; 21–27: 159.8h; 28–30: 51h. The last period has three calendar days. September 25 has no entries. Missing records do not establish absence or lack of work.
2. 169 entries / 649h have placeholder descriptions. This is 51.1% of recorded hours. Hours and allocations exist, but the operation and piece cannot be reconstructed from these descriptions. The definition counts TBC, No description and No comment variants only; other vague wording also exists.
3. Four identical pairs require confirmation. The extra copy in each pair totals 13.5h. They are candidates for duplication, not proven errors. All remain in the totals.
4. 18 worker-days exceed eight recorded hours. Several early-month days have 14–16h marked Normal across different projects. This may be valid long days, overlap, wrong dates or duplicate capture. No start/end fields are present to determine which.
5. Internal naming reconciled by the owner. TIME RECORDS, test, phase, Taller and nave represent ABC admin/internal projects. Combined ABC work is 261.6h across 67 entries. The names are not separate boats, and no allocation gap is claimed from these labels. Description detail still varies.
6. Project identity is fragmented. Kimmuro 2 and Kimmora 2 are separate records (22h and 24.5h). Bm comp is split across three dated records (84.5h together). RigPro has two records (46.5h together). Mysorah and MYSORAH BARNIZ total 447h, but are retained separately. These combined views do not prove records should be merged.
7. Entry wording conflicts with labour classification in a small subset. Four ABC entries totalling 0.5h expressly say synthetic; Linda has a further 0.1h marked dummy test. Their hours remain in ABC totals under the owner’s rule; the wording needs resolving before treating them as worked labour.
8. Piece linkage is not shown in this view. Some Mysorah descriptions mention bow, stern or rail but explicitly leave exact piece identity unresolved. Do not assume P-001/P-002/P-003 from that wording.

Worker totals

Days means distinct dates with at least one app entry. Average is hours per recorded day, not per scheduled working day.

Every day in September

Every project allocation

Repeated entries to verify

Days above eight hours

Worker daily ledger

All 320 live source entries

Source order retained within each day. Project links and original descriptions are preserved. No entries removed or corrected.

Source: https://abcdashboard-production.up.railway.app/time-tracking. Review date: 2026-10-02. Attendance, leave, payroll, rates, billability, invoice approval and physical work location were not established by this view.