It becomes attendance, on its own
People and payroll read approved hours directly. Nobody re-enters a timesheet, and payroll counts the same hour the reviewer signed.
Time tracking that the rest of the business can trust
Most tools track time and then export a spreadsheet. Ruwad Connect approves an hour once, and that same hour becomes attendance, project cost and a line on an invoice — without anyone retyping it.
Three destinations, and we are precise about which of them are automatic.
People and payroll read approved hours directly. Nobody re-enters a timesheet, and payroll counts the same hour the reviewer signed.
This step is a person, deliberately. An hour is attached to a task by someone who knows the work — so nothing lands on a project budget because a background job guessed.
Once bound, the hour becomes project cost and a billable line in double-entry accounting, with the journal behind it.
Modules that share one set of records, not separate products behind one login.
A desktop tracker that produces an hour somebody is willing to sign for.
A Windows desktop agent that keeps working offline and syncs when it can.
Plan the work, then watch approved hours land against it.
Real work management: tasks, sprints, dependencies, Gantt and workload.
From a lead to a won deal, and from a won deal to a project.
Leads through quotes to a won deal that opens a project.
Double-entry books that the approved hour reaches on its own.
Double-entry books, invoices, receivables and collections.
The same approved hour becomes attendance, and then pay.
Attendance from approved hours, and payroll that computes net pay.
Define a report once, then schedule it and deliver it.
Define a report, schedule it, and have it delivered.
The desktop agent is the part your team touches every day. Everything else reads what it produces.