Reports with a column per figure, and an Excel export

Already separated

A report that hands back a single total leaves the work undone. The figures that matter are separate from each other: what was scheduled, what was worked, what the difference was, and how the hours divide between ordinary time, additional hours, overtime and each shift differential category.

Timply puts each of those in its own column, one row per day and per employee. The shift differential columns use the names you gave the categories rather than codes, so the report reads without a key.

Any period

The report takes a start date and an end date. That sounds minor until your payroll period does not line up with the calendar month, which is common enough that assuming otherwise is a real limitation.

Hours against a job

In Pro, time is recorded against a project with participants, and the report shows the hours per project, per client and per person. A consultancy reads the same week two ways: as an employee's working time, and as hours drawn down on a client.

Two exports, two purposes

Excel is for reading, checking and sending to somebody who wants to look at the numbers. The PAXml file is for importing into a payroll system. They come from the same figures, so a total checked in one holds in the other.