time tracking software
Time tracking software records the hours each employee spends on tasks, projects, or clients, usually through a timer they start and stop or a timesheet they fill in at the end of the day. It is used by a project manager, a payroll administrator, or a billing clerk at a professional services firm, an agency, or a contractor business to turn worked hours into payroll, invoices, and job-cost reports. It replaces paper timesheets, spreadsheet logs, and the honour system, and most current versions are cloud-based so staff can clock in from a phone or laptop on a job site.
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