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Time tracking

Review SR&ED hours with linked supporting evidence

Year-end memory is a poor timesheet.

Time record / FY2025
Illustrative

Engineering record

Reviewed time connected to project evidence.

96 h

Allocation basis

Each approved entry keeps its source context.

Linked

Claim review

Time and project changes remain in one record.

Current

SREDlog brings recorded hours, proposed allocations, source evidence and approvals into one review process while the project context is still available.

A proposal is never treated as a claimed hour. Only allocations approved by a person flow into the calculation.

Use the time record you actually have

Enter time directly, upload completed timesheets, or let SREDlog read documents containing time records and propose allocations. However the hours arrive, they appear as reviewable entries rather than unreviewed totals.

Make approval the calculation boundary

  • Every allocation starts unreviewed; nothing flows into a form until a person approves it.
  • Each entry ties back to the evidence that supports it.
  • Claimed hours reconcile against approved hours, so the totals on the T661 are the ones you signed off.

Show where the time record is incomplete

When contemporaneous timesheets are incomplete, SREDlog can use commit history and ticket activity to propose a time allocation for review. Periods with limited support are flagged so your team can add records or revise the allocation before filing.

Frequently asked questions

No. A person reviews and approves proposed allocations first. Only approved hours drive the totals.

It can use commit and ticket activity to propose a time allocation, identify periods with limited support and link approved hours to their sources.

Approved allocations link to the evidence behind them, so you can show how the hours were calculated.

Yes. SREDlog reads completed time templates and routes the proposed hours through the same review queue.

Review the hours before they become a claim amount

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