Screenshot, Adding a time entry on a task
Log time on the task
Add hours right where the work happened, on the task. No separate tracker, no end-of-week archaeology trying to remember what Tuesday was.
Hours land right on the tasks they belong to, roll up into clean timesheets by person, project, category, or day, and export to PDF and Excel when it's time to bill.
Follow one hour of work from the task it was spent on to the report that bills it.
Add hours right where the work happened, on the task. No separate tracker, no end-of-week archaeology trying to remember what Tuesday was.
Tag the entry with a workspace time category, Development, Design, Meetings, Support, so reports can slice by the kind of work, not just the project.
Tasks and sprints carry estimates. Logged hours accumulate against them in real time, so overruns show up while you can still do something about them.
Every entry rolls into workspace timesheets automatically, view by task, task group, person, category, or day, over any date range.
If the project has a client budget attached, hours count against it as they're logged, budget vs. actual is always current, never reconstructed.
One click turns any timesheet into a polished PDF or Excel file, detailed weekly reports included, ready for clients, payroll, or your invoicing tool.
Every view reads from the same time entries, pick the lens that answers today's question.
Tracking, estimating, reporting, and exporting, built into the same tool the work lives in.
Time entries attach to the task they were spent on, so hours always have context: which project, which client, which sprint, which conversation.
Define the kinds of work your team does once per workspace, then every time entry can carry one, and every report can group by it.
Estimate tasks and sprints up front, then watch reality fill in beside the estimate. Over time, your team's estimates get sharper, because the data is right there.
By task, by task group, by person, by category, by day, same data, five lenses, any date range. Answer "what did we do this week" in one screen.
A purpose-built weekly report breaks the week down by project and task, per person, the exact artifact most clients and managers ask for every Friday.
Everything you can see, you can hand over. Timesheets and reports export to polished PDFs for clients, Excel for finance, and CSV for anything else.
Track time where the work happens, and let the timesheets write themselves.