01 / Start from the timesheet
No report starts from a blank page.
- All time entries in one place, filterable by any dimension
- Group by user, project, task, client, date, or combinations
- No new data entry, no separate report tool
TIME REPORTING SOFTWARE FOR CLIENT-FACING TEAMS
TrackingTime gives agencies and professional services teams reports that build themselves, land in the right inbox, and always look as they should.
How reports get built
Four steps happen without anyone building a report from scratch.
DASHBOARD · PROJECT · USER · PACE
Switch between the workspace dashboard, project breakdown, individual hours, and budget pace.
MANAGERS · FINANCE · CLIENTS
Managers, finance, and clients, each reading the same hours differently.
Tracking workload and pace across several projects at once, need real-time visibility instead of asking for a status update.
Closing billing cycles every month, need billable hours ready to invoice instead of reconciling spreadsheets by hand.
A client asks for hours, need a live report ready to share instead of building one from scratch.
how it fits your workflow
FAQS
Fit, client reports, data quality, and what’s included at each plan.
Spreadsheets work for a small team with few projects. Once the team or client list grows, reconciling hours by hand turns into hours of admin work every month. Reports build automatically from the same tracked data instead.
No. Reports build from whatever’s already being tracked, timers, AutoTrack, or manual entries. Nothing changes on the tracking side.
Dashboard, Project Report, User Report, and Pace Report, along with PDF and Excel export and Shared Reports, are included from Starter up.
The basic timesheet view and PDF export, with unlimited users.
Through a Shared Report: a public link with the month’s hours, always current. The client accesses it without an account, and it can be limited to billable hours only with an expiration date.
Yes. Each Shared Report reflects whatever filters and grouping were configured, whether that’s a single project, a single client, or a specific period.
Incomplete or overlapping entries get flagged automatically before the period closes, so a manager can fix them in minutes instead of reviewing every timesheet by hand.
Yes. Every entry keeps a full trail: who logged it, when, and any edits made afterward.
Yes. Reports are built on a full audit trail, and locked periods with formal export cover the documentation needed for regions with legal time-recording requirements.