Access requirements
Expand to view access requirements for the functionality in this article.
You must have the following access to perform the steps in this article:
For more detail about the information in this table, see Access requirements in Workfront documentation.
Built-in hour types
Workfront comes with a set of built-in hour types. These hour types can’t be edited or hidden.
The hour types that come with Workfront are:
- Sick Time: A general hour type that can’t be associated with hour entries on a project, task, or issue. Sick Time hours can’t be counted as revenue.
- Vacation Time: A general hour type that can’t be associated with hour entries on a project, task, or issue. Vacation Time can’t be counted as revenue.
- General Overhead: A general hour type that can’t be associated with hour entries on a project, task, or issue. It can count as revenue in your project planning process.
- Project Time: A general hour type that can only be associated with hour entries on a project.
- Task Time: A general hour type that can only be associated with hour entries on a task.
- Issue Time: A general hour type that can only be associated with hour entries on an issue.
Create hour types
As a Workfront administrator, you can create new hour types for your organization on both system and project levels. Afterward, users can define which hour types are available for specific projects and users. For more information, see the Define hour types and availability
To create new hour types:
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Click the Main Menu icon
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In the left panel, click Timesheet & Hours, then click Hour Types.
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In the Hour Types section, click + New Hour Type.
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In the New Hour Types dialog box, specify the following information:
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Click Create Hour Type.