Time Tracking Guide: Set Up, Track Time and Run Reports
Sixteen steps, click by click, from an empty organization to your first report.
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Time tracking guides for software and IT teams: setting up projects and teams, running the timer, working offline and reading the hours in Reports. Start with the complete guide, or pick the one for your team.
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Sixteen steps, click by click, from an empty organization to your first report.
Track a software team’s time by project and task type: coding, QA, bug fixes, meetings and deployment.
Log tickets, incidents and maintenance, and tell planned work from unplanned support.
The start/stop routine for developers: project and task type, useful notes, offline work and corrections.
What is recorded when people track their own time: no screenshots, no keystrokes.
Find out how long a project took, see the hours by person and task type, and export them to Excel.
A free Excel timesheet with tasks and a work description on every row, and an example week.
Set up teams and team leads, then see who worked on what, and for how long, in Reports.
Task types for a project, the task itself in the timer’s note, and the hours in Reports.
How the desktop timer saves entries with no connection and syncs each one later, once.
Create your organization, add a project and a few task types, and your team can be tracking real work before the end of the day.