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A new look to your timecards
The timecard review screen has a new header and footer. Here's what's changed:
- A header that stays put. Status, deal memo, and rate context stay in view as you scroll.
- A footer that carries your actions. Timecard actions and the most recent note sit at the bottom of the screen, separate from batch controls, so you can act without losing your place.
- Approval status you can see. Where a timecard stands shows on the card itself, so you don't have to open it to find out who's left to approve.
- Fields that show up only when they apply. Deal memo attributes appear when there's something to show. If a field is blank, it doesn't apply to this timecard.
What didn't change: notes work the way they always have, with the same permissions and the same people able to see them. Approvals work the same way too.