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Setting Activity Thresholds and Alerts

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Updated Jun 20265 min read
ActivityAlerts

Set activity level thresholds to flag low-activity periods in reports and trigger manager alerts.

Threshold purpose

Activity thresholds flag time entries where activity level falls below a configured percentage. Flags appear in reports for manager review.

Thresholds do not auto-delete time. They highlight entries that may need conversation or correction.

Set organization thresholds

Thresholds apply to all members unless overridden per team.

Set organization thresholds — overview

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    Go to Settings → Time tracking → Activity thresholds

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    Enable Flag entries below threshold

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    Set threshold percentage (default: 20%)

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    Choose minimum entry duration to evaluate (default: 30 minutes)

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    Enable manager email alerts (optional)

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    Save

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Alert behavior

When enabled, managers receive a daily digest of flagged entries for their teams.

Alerts include member name, date, entry duration, and activity percentage.

Reviewing flagged entries

Open Reports → Time & Activity → Flagged tab to see all entries below threshold.

Managers can approve, request edit, or add a note. Members receive notification of requested edits.

Best practices

Set thresholds conservatively (15–25%) to avoid false positives for reading-heavy roles.

Combine with idle detection rather than relying solely on activity thresholds for accuracy.

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