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Upon clicking the Start button, a Time Tracking Summary record is created with the account and secondary lookup fields populated. A Time Tracking record is also created under the Time Tracking Summary, with the Start Time
set to the current datetime and End Time
left blank. Active Time Tracking Summary records will be shown under the main card in separate cards, with the option to close a given summary. The fields displayed in the active Time Tracking Summary can be customized. See Edit an Active Time Tracking in the Stopwatch for more information on how to customize the active Time Tracking Summary card fields.
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Upon clicking the Stop button, a modal will display prompting the entry of some fields. These fields can be customized, see the Require fields on the Stopwatch Close Modaldocument for more information. Once populated, click the Close Time Tracking button on the modal. This will set the End Time
on the latest Time Tracking record related to the summary to the current datetime and uncheck the Active
checkbox on the Time Tracking Summary.
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Where to Add The Stopwatch Component
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Some possible property values such as WhatId
and WhoId
are hard-coded and only relevant in the instance where you want to track time on Task records. See the Track Time on Tasks (Activities) for more information on how those property values can be utilized.
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