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Time entry validation is a recurring concern for organizations running Microsoft Dynamics 365 Project Operations, where off-policy durations such as 37-minute or 1.13-hour entries can disrupt client billing, payroll interfaces, and cost accounting rules that expect quarter-hour or full-hour increments. The tagged content highlights Microsoft's planned native control for configuring a minimum interval for time entry duration, referenced in the AI at Work Roadmap under entry ID 576858 and titled Dynamics 365 Project Operations: Optimize Project Operations - Configure minimum interval of time entry duration. This capability is slated to arrive in November 2026, aiming to stop off-policy durations before they enter the system.
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    Dynamics 365 Project Operations: Time Entry Interval Validation Arrives in November 2026

    If you have ever watched a project manager age five years in ten minutes, there is a high probability they were reconciling a weekly batch of project timesheets. Across enterprise consulting and professional services, a single rogue "37-minute" or "1.13-hour" entry can throw a wrench into client...