In modern organizations, effective monitoring of employee working hours is essential for improving productivity, accountability, and overall operational efficiency. Despite technological advancements, many organizations continue to rely on manual registers or spreadsheet-based systems for maintaining timesheets. These traditional approaches are time-consuming, prone to human error, and often result in data inconsistency, limited transparency, and delayed approvals. As organizational operations expand, such limitations create challenges in workforce management and decision- making. This project focuses on the design and implementation of a Web-Based Timesheet Management System developed using Spring Boot and the Model–View– Controller (MVC) architectural pattern. The proposed system automates the process of recording, submitting, reviewing, and approving employee work hours through a secure and centralized platform. Role-based authentication ensures that employees and administrators have clearly defined access privileges, enhancing data security and system reliability.

Integrity Submission This project successfully designed and implemented a Web-Based Timesheet Management System using Spring Boot and MVC architecture. The system automates the process of recording, submitting, and managing employee work hours, thereby reducing manual workload and minimizing errors. By offering secure authentication, role-based access, and automated approval workflows, the system ensures data accuracy and reliability. The developed solution is scalable, user- friendly, and suitable for small to medium- sized organizations as well as academic and training purposes.

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