Tools → My Timesheet → Self Assignments
If the project manager has enabled it, you can use the Assignments dialog to allocate yourself to tasks, work items, and activities without the involvement of a manager.
Allocating yourself in this way enables you to capture both task- and non-task-based work and provides a more complete picture of your overall workload. Self-allocation is useful when you need to report time for work performed that is outside of scheduled context or when you are asked to perform work that was not originally assigned to you.
For example, if you need to respond to a help desk service request, such as a work item, you can assign yourself to that work item and record you time against it. This work is not part of your scheduled project-based assignments. If enabled, a notification will be sent to your manager informing them of the self-allocation, and the task, work item, or activity can also be included on your timesheet.
You can assign yourself to a task. Self-assignment is useful when you need to report time for work performed that is outside of scheduled context or when you are asked to perform work that was not originally assigned to you.
You can assign yourself to a work item. Self-assignment is useful when you need to report time for work performed that is outside of scheduled context or when you are asked to perform work that was not originally assigned to you.
You can assign yourself to an activity. Self-assignment is useful when you need to report time for work performed that is outside of scheduled context or when you are asked to perform work that was not originally assigned to you.
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