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Time tracking sounds simple. In everyday work, it quickly becomes a hassle.

For freelancers, self-employed professionals and small businesses, the real effort often begins after the work itself, when time has to be recorded, assigned and reconstructed.

Once several clients, projects and interruptions are involved, time tracking can quickly become confusing. Hours and activities then have to be pieced together or added afterwards.

• Working hours are reconstructed from memory later on.
• Short phone calls, emails and quick questions are easily forgotten.
• Multiple clients and projects make accurate allocation unnecessarily complicated.
• Billable and internal working time become mixed together.
• Reliable figures from previous projects are missing when preparing new quotes.
• When working from home, working time, breaks and personal interruptions easily overlap.
• At the end of the month, hours have to be reconstructed from calendars, emails and notes.
• Time tracking itself becomes another administrative task.

That is exactly why time tracking should require as little extra effort as possible while still providing useful data for projects, billing and planning.

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