Types of Time Tracking Software
Timesheet software software - allows to enter time spent performing different tasks while working.
Time tracking/recording software - automatically records activities performed on a computer.
Time tracking software can be:
- Standalone - used only to record timesheets, and generate reports
- Integrated into accounting system - where timesheet data is directly fed into company accounts
- Integrated into billing system - used to generate invoices, especially used by contractors and professionals such as lawyers
- Integrated into project management systems - timesheet data is used in project management software to graph the effort being spent on each project or task.
- Integrated into payroll system - timesheet data is used in payroll software to pay employees based on their time worked.
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