Hours that end up on an invoice.
Log time against the task it belongs to, mark it billable, and let it flow into reports and timesheets without anyone re-typing it.
When hours live in a separate sheet from the work, someone spends the last Friday of the month reconciling the two. That person is usually the one you can least afford to lose a day of.
Two ways to log, one place it lands.
Run a timer while you work, or enter the hours afterwards when you remember. Both attach the entry to a task, so the context is never missing.
- Start/stop timer on any task
- Manual entry for work done offline
- Every entry linked to its task and project
- Notes on an entry for anything that needs explaining
Billable, non-billable, billed.
Three states rather than two, so you can tell the difference between work you have not invoiced yet and work you never will.
- Mark billable at entry or in bulk later
- Separate “billed” state once it has gone out
- Non-billable time still counts toward workload
Timesheets that need no cleaning up.
Filter by person, project or period and export. The numbers come from the entries themselves, so there is nothing to reconcile.
- Timesheets by member or by project
- Filter by date range, team or company
- Export ready for invoicing
- Feeds the same reports as everything else
Up and running in four steps.
Turn on tracking
Time tracking is available on every project — no separate setup.
Log as you go
Start the timer, or add the hours at the end of the day.
Mark what is billable
One click at entry, or in bulk when you review the week.
Export the period
Filter to the client and period you are invoicing and export.