> ## Knowledge Base Index
> Fetch the complete knowledge base index at: https://support.toggl.com/sitemap.xml
> Use this file to discover available pages before exploring further.
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# Time audits

### What are time audits?

Time Audits can help you find time entries that are out of place quickly. Both administrators and regular users can use Time Audits with the data they have access to.

Time Audits are part of our [Enterprise and Premium plans](https://support.toggl.com/en-us/article/payment-plans-at-toggl-track-1ghiwye). See prices and upgrade on your [Subscription page](https://track.toggl.com/subscription/all-plans).

### Show Groups without Tracked Time

On any of the preset reports (Summary, Detailed, Workload and Profitability) click the Settings cog in the top right corner and enable the "Show Groups without Tracked Time" setting to get a report for which projects, users or groups have no time tracked for your chosen date range.

![](https://21421994.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hubfs/21421994/Knowledge%20Base%20Import/image-Oct-01-2025-11-04-10-8538-AM-1.png)

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### How do I use Time Audits with the Summary report?

Click on the funnel icon in the top-right corner of the Summary Table to filter by Duration, Revenue or Cost. Your options for filtering are varied, allowing you to choose between greater or less than the value you set.

![](https://21421994.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hubfs/21421994/Knowledge%20Base%20Import/image-Oct-01-2025-11-04-17-4759-AM-1.png)

### How do I use Time Audits with the Detailed Report?

In the [Detailed Report](https://support.toggl.com/en-us/article/detailed-report-enasur), you can choose to add filters for Duration, Revenue and Cost via the + Add Filter button along with other filtering options. Some examples include:

* "Project" is Empty: Look for time entries that are not allocated to a project
* Duration is less than: Choose this to find time entries shorter than a specific duration, for example 0:01:00 for under 1 minute.