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# Time tracking

The time track feature on our website allows moderators to easily track people's activities, whether it's for a specific [job](/event/planning/stations/substations/jobs.md) or general monitoring. Moderators can start and end tracking sessions with a simple click on a button.

The buttons to start or end time tracks are placed at strategical places throughout the platform:

* on the index page of the time tracks
* on the [check-in page](/event/accreditation/check-in-out/person-checkin-page.md) of each person
* on the shift page of a certain job
* on the [location page](/event/accreditation/attendance/members.md#location) in the accreditation attendance tab

This feature provides a streamlined and efficient way to track time and monitor activities.

{% hint style="info" %}
After a time track is finished, the moderator can mark whether the work was **completed or not** and add a description.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
You can only have **one** time track running at the same time per person.
{% endhint %}

All time track data can be exported to a CSV file.

### New

Click the "*New*" button to start a new time track.

### Camera

Use your camera to scan a wristband via the <img src="/files/NmrCDoIRfL44LUDlyysi" alt="" data-size="line"> button. After this you can start your camera and start registering new time tracks, or find one and stop it.

If you have any issues with your camera permissions, check our [help](/event/misc/camera-access.md) page.


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