What is the first step to enable a user to enter timecards for another user?

To enable a user to enter timecards for another user, the first step involves adjusting the permissions associated with that user. This is crucial because timecard management in a system like Certinia requires specific permissions to allow users to act on behalf of others.

The Permission Controls tab is where you can define these permissions, ensuring one user can input timecards for another. It's essential to grant the necessary rights that allow for this delegation of tasks, which directly involves the controls that govern user permissions. Therefore, by navigating to the Permission Controls tab, you set up the appropriate access levels and functionalities needed for the task at hand.

The User Management tab primarily deals with overarching user details and management roles, while the Timecard Settings tab specifically focuses on the configuration of timecards rather than user authorizations. The User Roles tab might involve defining broader role-based permissions, but it is the specific permission controls that directly impact the ability for one user to enter timecards for another.