Projects · Time

Hours that know
what they are worth.

Time logged against a project or a task, entered daily or filled in across a week, then submitted and reviewed as separate steps. Because members carry a billing rate on each project, the hours price themselves.

Timesheets fail on entry, not approval. A weekly grid gets filled in; a form that wants one entry at a time does not.

Logging it

Daily, or a week at a time.

Against a project or taskSo the time attaches to something billable rather than a category.
Weekly viewFill the week in one screen, which is how people actually remember what they did.
Hours and minutesBecause six minutes is a real unit in professional services and rounding it away is money.
Signing it off

Submit, then review.

Submission is an actA timesheet is submitted deliberately, which is what makes "not submitted" a state you can chase.
Pending queueWhat is waiting on a reviewer, so approvals do not become the bottleneck at month end.
ReviewApproved or sent back — both recorded.
Turning it into money

Billable, at the right rate.

Rate from the project memberThe same person at a different rate on a different project, priced correctly without anybody remembering.
Feeds invoicingSo a month of approved time becomes an invoice rather than a spreadsheet somebody totals.
Nearby

Related capabilities.

Projects and clients · Invoicing · Budgets and cost centres

From an hour to an invoice line.

Priced by the rate that applied on that project, on that day.

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