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# Time tracking
Everybody has to put in their hours
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 %}
### New
Click the "*New*" button to start a new time track.
### Camera
Use your camera to scan a wristband via the 
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.
### Export
If you have the permission to export time tracks, the download button in the header exports every time track of your event to a CSV file. The export opens in a window that shows you its progress, and once the file is ready a download button appears in that same window. You no longer have to wait for an email with a link.
The file contains, per time track: the person and the form and list they belong to, the job that was worked on, when it started and who started it, when it stopped and who stopped it (time tracks that were stopped automatically by the platform are marked as such), both comments, the duration in minutes, whether the work was completed, how many minutes that person was checked into the event on that day, and their tags.
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