DueTab
For government contractors

Your timecard, opened at four. Every workday. Until it's in.

Recording your hours daily is part of the job on a government contract, and the easiest part to forget. DueTab opens your timesheet at the time you choose and keeps reminding you until you mark the day done.

01

Why the emails don't work

Your timekeeping system can already send reminder emails. They arrive in the same inbox as everything else, and they can't open the timesheet for you.

It opens the timesheet
The reminder is the page itself, in front of you, already at the sign-in screen. Nothing to find or click through to.
It knows a workday from a day off
Monday to Friday by default. US federal holidays are built in, including the observed days. Add your PTO as a date range.
It doesn't give up
Set it to repeat every 15 or 30 minutes. Snooze it through a meeting. It stops when you say the day is done, not before.
It notices yesterday
Laptop closed at four? You are reminded when you next open the browser that day, and the next workday morning it tells you if a day was left open.
It keeps a record
A week strip and a streak in the toolbar popup. With Pro, export when each day was opened and marked done.
It stays out of your data
DueTab opens the page and reminds you. It does not read the timesheet, your hours, your charge codes or your password.
02

Works with the system you already have

If your timesheet has a web address, DueTab can open it. These have fill-in templates so you only replace your company's name.

SystemWhat you paste
Costpoint, Deltek Enterprise Cloudhttps://COMPANY-cp.deltekenterprise.com/CPWeb/cploginform.htm?system=SYSTEM
Costpoint, costpointfoundations.comhttps://COMPANY.costpointfoundations.com/CPWeb/cploginform.htm?system=SYSTEM
Costpoint, hosted by your companyhttps://HOSTNAME/CPWeb/cploginform.htm?system=SYSTEM
Deltek Time & Expensehttps://HOSTNAME/DeltekTC/welcome.msv
Unanethttps://COMPANY.unanet.biz/COMPANY/action/home
Anything elseThe address you use today, or your company's shortcut such as https://timecard.yourcompany.com

Two ways to sign in, for example two identity providers? Add both addresses. The first opens with the reminder; the second is a one-click button in the popup.

03

Questions from timekeepers

Does this make me compliant?

No tool can promise that. Compliance comes from recording your hours accurately, every day, in your company's system. DueTab only makes it much harder to forget to do so.

Can it tell whether I actually entered my hours?

No, by design. It does not read the timesheet page, so it has no access to your hours or charge codes. You mark the day done with one click.

Does it work with single sign-on?

Yes. DueTab opens the address; your normal sign-in, single sign-on or multi-factor prompt happens on that page as it always does. If your shortcut address redirects to another host, DueTab learns where it lands and brings that tab to the front next time instead of opening a second one.

What about the period-end signature?

Add a second reminder (a Pro feature) for the day your period closes, with its own time and message, such as "Sign your timesheet".

Is it affiliated with Deltek or Unanet?

No. DueTab is an independent product. It opens a web address in your browser and nothing more. Costpoint is a trademark of Deltek, Inc.

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