Time Tracking: Manual vs Real-Time
Manual
- Do it when you have time
- Once per day/week
- Traditional approach
- Simple to incorporate into working process
Real-time
- More accurate time tracking
- Never forget what you did
- You can input more info faster
- Faster if done diligently
For those of you that feel closer to manual time tracking My Hours offers a timesheet view where you can log workhours manually. The old classics may still prove to be the best for most teams.
Weekly timesheet tracker
Write down when and what you worked on at any time. No intrusive app messages that you forgot to track your time. Once a week sit down and fill in the timesheet by adding a time log to a specific client, project and task.
For advanced use, you can open details for each specific day. Add start and end time stamps, describe the task in more details, enter expenses with receipts or mark log as non billable.
Of course administrators can enter and edit timesheets for other team members as well.
Real-time tracker
If you find it hard to remember what you worked on in the past week, give the real-time tracker a go. Log your work hours during the day and get a very accurate representation of how you spent your time at work.
Timesheet reports
When you need to report on your work time, the timesheet report offers the well-known timesheet form. Filter the report by team member, client, project or task for a drill down on your time tracking data.
Analyze timesheets
Dive deeper with the Dashboard report. Set up billing rates on Clients, Projects or Tasks and view the performance of your team. Download the PDF or XLS and send it straight to your client or manager.
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