Compare hours by person
Planned and logged hours make differences visible for each person on the team.
Timesheets
Record working hours and follow them through to billing
Time entries linked to projects and tasks
Each time entry belongs to a project or task, with its duration and billing status. Submissions go through review and approval before billing. Compare planned and logged hours to understand the work completed and the time still to invoice.
Review hours before closing the week
Submission status, billing status and rates are visible together. Missing rates and incomplete entries help explain what still needs attention before the week can be approved.
Submitted hours
Check each person’s submitted hours before approving the week for billing.
Daily breakdown
The daily breakdown shows how logged hours are distributed across the week.
Separate billed and unbilled time
Identify invoiced hours, remaining billable time, and entries without a rate.
Submission and approval status
See which timesheets remain in draft, are submitted, or have been approved.
Compare actual time with the plan
The plan and time entries show how the week is progressing for each person. Approved billable hours and their rates provide the amount still to invoice; missing entries remain visible for follow-up.
Progress through the week
Compare accumulated time entries with the hours planned across the week.
Follow up on missing entries
Identify the missing day and ask the person to complete their timesheet.
Check the amount still to invoice
Review unbilled hours and their rates before preparing the customer invoice.
See what prevents the week’s closure
Check approval status and outstanding entries before closing the reporting period.
Keep time tracking connected to delivery and billing
Follow the same hours from the work performed to the customer invoice.
How teams connect time to client work
Review actual hours and keep billable work visible.
Keep working hours useful beyond the timesheet
Use recorded time for team reviews, project tracking, and customer billing.
Questions and answers
Yes. Time entries link to the relevant project, task and person. Fields and views can fit daily entries, weekly summaries or project totals, depending on the reporting your team needs.
Explore time tracking for your projects
Bring a weekly timesheet to a 30-minute demo. Review entries, approvals, planned hours, and billing.
