Time tracker
A desktop tracker that produces an hour somebody is willing to sign for.
Hours somebody is willing to sign for.
- Windows desktop agent
- Start, pause and stop sessions
- Offline queue with sync
- Capture evidence with legal hold
- Monitoring policy and consent
- Presence challenges and appeals
- Approve or reject submitted hours
Projects
Plan the work, then watch approved hours land against it.
Plan the work and watch it burn down.
- Tasks with dependencies
- Board and backlog
- Sprints and milestones
- Gantt and calendar
- Workload across people
- Earned value, budget and schedule
- Risks, changes and approvals
- Closeout, retrospectives and lessons
- Saved views
- Tracker reconciliation
CRM
From a lead to a won deal, and from a won deal to a project.
The commercial side, ending in a project.
- Leads
- Companies and contacts
- Deals and pipeline stages
- Quotes and products
- Activities
- Forecasts
- A won deal opens a draft project
Accounting
Double-entry books that the approved hour reaches on its own.
Books that balance, with the journal behind every figure.
- Double-entry general ledger
- Invoices, drafting and posting
- Receivables and payments
- Credit notes and reversals
- Collections cases and write-off
- Fiscal period close
- Project actuals
- Payroll intake to the ledger
People and payroll
The same approved hour becomes attendance, and then pay.
From attendance to net pay.
- Employee directory
- Attendance built from approved hours
- Compensation profiles
- Payroll with deductions and net pay
- Payslips in self-service
- Leave requests
Reporting
Define a report once, then schedule it and deliver it.
Answers on a schedule.
- Report definitions you can edit
- Runs and run history
- CSV and PDF export
- Schedules and delivery
- Artifacts with legal hold
Administration
Run the tenancy: who is in it, what they may do, and what went wrong.
Run the tenancy.
- Members and roles
- Invitations with revocation
- Customer records with merge
- Append-only audit log
- Delivery repair for failed events
Platform
The parts nobody buys and everybody depends on.
The parts everybody depends on.
- Multi-factor authentication
- Role-based access control
- Row-level tenant isolation
- Several companies under one sign-in
- An external client portal
- Nightly backup, restore rehearsed on every deploy