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Time Entry Nudges ​

Time Entry Nudges are automated weekly reminders sent to technicians who have gaps in their ConnectWise time entries. They help ensure accurate time tracking across your organization.

How It Works ​

Once a week, Junto reviews the past work week for each technician. If any day falls below the configured minimum hours threshold, the technician receives a direct message listing the days with gaps.

The nudge includes:

  • A list of gap days with the hours logged on each.
  • A Review Here button that opens the assistant with context about the missing days, helping the technician identify and log missed time.
  • An Open in Browser button linking to Junto.

Where Nudges Are Delivered ​

Nudges are sent as direct messages through your connected messaging platform:

  • Slack -- Formatted message with interactive buttons.
  • Microsoft Teams -- Adaptive Card with action buttons.

If neither Slack nor Teams is connected, nudges are not delivered.

User Preferences ​

Individual technicians can opt out of nudges from their Preferences page:

  • Navigate to your profile and open Preferences.
  • Toggle Time entry reminders off to stop receiving weekly nudges.

This is a per-user setting and does not affect other team members.

Timing ​

Nudges are sent once per week at a day and time configured by your admin.

When Nudges Are Sent ​

Nudges are only sent to technicians who:

  • Have been recently active in time tracking (inactive staff are automatically excluded).
  • Have at least one day in the past week below the minimum hours threshold.

If all workdays meet the threshold, no nudge is sent.

FAQ ​

Can I ask for help with time entries before a reminder arrives? ​

Yes. Message the Junto Slack bot and ask for help, for example: "Help me fill in my time for last week."

Time Entry Nudges use the same assistant as Explore. The scheduled reminder proactively gathers information about gaps and starts the conversation; you can reply to continue working with the assistant, or start a conversation yourself whenever you need help.