One approval queue
See who has submitted, who has not, and what needs a second look, for the whole firm.
Approve the week in one pass.
Review every submitted timesheet in one queue, fix what needs fixing, and approve, before hours reach invoices or payroll.
Timesheet approvals, built for architecture firms
Check before you pay
Hours only reach payroll and invoices once they are approved, so mistakes stay small.
Fewer reminders
Missing timesheets are obvious at a glance, so chasing them takes one message, not ten.
Common questions about timesheet approvals
How do timesheet approvals work in Korrit?
When someone submits their week, it lands in a single approval queue. The approver sees hours by project and phase, fixes anything that looks off, and approves. The queue also shows who has not submitted yet, so the only follow-up needed is a quick message to the people still missing.
Why approve hours before they reach invoices and payroll?
Approved hours are the ones Korrit uses everywhere else. They update phase budgets, become billable time on invoices, and feed payroll for hourly staff and overtime. Catching a wrong project or a mistyped day in the queue is a two-minute fix. Catching it after a client has been billed, or after someone has been paid, means credit notes and awkward conversations.
Reviewing the week in one pass also gives principals a regular look at where the firm’s time actually went, project by project and phase by phase.
Works together with
Time tracking
A fast weekly timesheet by project and phase. Every hour logged feeds budgets, invoices, and payroll automatically.
Learn morePayroll
Pay your team from approved timesheets and compensation already in Korrit. Direct deposit and payroll taxes are handled, so you are not learning HR software.
Learn moreTeam & resourcing
See who is on each project, what role they play, and where the firm has room, before you commit to the next deadline.
Learn morePart of one platform
Architects should be designing, not learning payroll or chasing receipts. Every Korrit feature shares the same projects, people, and numbers.