Less manual checking
Recruiters can start from the daily summary instead of opening multiple shift records just to see whether candidates submitted time.
ATZ CRM added a daily email summary for candidate-filled timesheets so staffing teams can track submitted time without manually checking every shift.
Receive a daily summary of timesheets filled by candidates
Stay updated on submitted time without opening every shift manually
Reduce follow-up gaps in temp and contract staffing workflows
Give recruiters and operations teams a cleaner daily review habit
Support faster action before timesheet approval and invoicing steps
Quick answer
Candidate Timesheet Daily Email gives recruiters and staffing operators a daily summary of timesheets filled by candidates. It helps teams stay on top of submitted time, spot follow-up needs sooner, and reduce manual checks across shift and contract workflows.
What changed
ATZ CRM now sends a daily email summary for candidate-filled timesheets. Instead of waiting for someone to manually inspect shifts or chase candidates one by one, teams get a regular snapshot of submitted time.
This update is especially helpful for staffing teams managing many shifts, contractors, or hourly workers. A daily digest gives recruiters a simple review point before missed submissions, client approvals, or billing delays build up.
The email is not meant to replace timesheet review. It gives the team a faster signal that candidates have filled timesheets, so recruiters and operations staff know where to focus next.
For agencies that connect shifts, monthly timesheets, and invoices inside ATZ CRM, a daily timesheet email creates a useful bridge between day-to-day candidate activity and the month-end billing workflow.
Why it matters
Recruiters are often measured on speed, quality, and follow-through. This update is designed to reduce manual work, protect useful context, and help teams keep hiring activity moving with fewer handoffs.
Recruiters can start from the daily summary instead of opening multiple shift records just to see whether candidates submitted time.
When submitted timesheets are visible daily, the team can more quickly identify which candidates, shifts, or clients need attention.
Recruiters and operations teams can use the digest as a shared checkpoint before approvals, corrections, or invoice preparation.
Daily visibility becomes more valuable as the number of shifts and candidate bookings grows.
Before and after
Before
Recruiters manually checked shift and timesheet records to understand which candidates had filled their time.
After
A daily email summary brings candidate-filled timesheet activity into a regular review flow.
Before
Timesheet follow-up could slip until approval or billing work began.
After
Teams can notice submitted-time activity sooner and act before bottlenecks compound.
Before
Staffing operations depended heavily on manual reminders and status checks.
After
The daily digest gives the team a cleaner starting point for timesheet monitoring.
How recruiters use it
The exact setup depends on your workspace and permissions, but the core workflow is built to keep recruiters closer to the record, the next action, and the right team context.
Use the shift and contract workflow so candidate work is connected to timesheet activity.
Candidates fill timesheets through the configured candidate workflow after work is completed.
Use the digest to see which timesheets were filled and where the team may need to follow up.
Look for missing submissions, unusual hours, rejected time, or records that need recruiter or operations review.
Continue with timesheet approval, client review, monthly summaries, and invoice preparation when the records are ready.
Best fit
Temporary staffing teams managing daily or weekly shifts
Contract staffing teams collecting worked-time records
Recruiters who need quicker visibility into candidate-submitted time
Operations teams preparing approvals and invoices
Agencies that want fewer manual timesheet status checks
Helpful next steps
Quick answers
It is a daily email summary that helps recruiters and staffing operators review timesheets filled by candidates.
No. It gives teams a faster status signal, but recruiters or operations users should still review timesheets before approval or billing.
It fits staffing operations teams that need a daily view of candidate-submitted hours before approval, correction, or billing work begins.
Earlier visibility into submitted time helps teams catch issues before monthly summaries, client approval, and invoice preparation.
See it in context
Book a walkthrough with the ATZ CRM team to see how this update supports your jobs, candidates, and shortlist process.