PricingOne's Transition to My Hours for Efficient Time Tracking

TL;DR

PricingOne transitioned from Excel to My Hours, enhancing time tracking efficiency and user adoption in less than a month.

Biggest Insecurity

PricingOne had one fear before they started using My Hours:

Insecurity: Concern about team adoption of a new time tracking tool.

‍Solution: My Hours' intuitive interface and very quick deployment ensured smooth and quick user adoption.

Introduction of the Firm

PricingOne is a proven Revenue Growth Management (RGM) consulting practice that specializes in helping companies protect revenue, margins, and secure trade commitment. They create fair, data-driven commercial plans to help consumer goods companies grow.

The Problem

Before adopting My Hours, Pricing One used Excel sheets for time tracking. This method was inefficient and cumbersome, causing delays and inaccuracies in tracking employee hours.

Situation Before Using My Hours

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The reliance on Excel led to scattered data, making reporting and an overview of the team's time spent inaccurate time tracking.

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Many team members, especially those new to time tracking, found the process confusing and burdensome, leading to inconsistent time tracking.

How My Hours Solved the Problem

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My Hours collects all the data in real time and provides insightful reports, that show how team members spend their time in detail or give an overview of the status of the projects and tasks.

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My Hours provides an easy-to-use time tracking platform that makes a smooth transition from Excel. The user-friendly Timesheet view and the possibility of gradual introduction of the rest of the features ensured that employees, regardless of their previous experience, could adopt the new system quickly. Weekly reminders ensure diligent time tracking, improving overall efficiency and accountability