Timesheet

TimeSheet, a smart automated time tracking solution.

Summary

Publisher's notes: The TimeSheet application is a powerful and extremely easy to use automated time & task recording tool for professionals. Key TimeSheet features listed: Real time automated logging of tasks and projects based on used applications and documents; Use smart rules to automatically determine the task and project working on; No data entry- unless you want to add something specific; Less time spend on administration; Accurate project budget control; Increase your profits: bill the registered hours you easily would forget; Improve your productivity; Track billable and non-billable working hours accurately; Automatic attendance logging; Recording of all used applications, including screen titles and duration; Use historic recorded data to allow for better future project budgeting; Reports can be exported to Excel; Easy to use, clear and simple software.

Software
Platform Version Release Date Size
Windows 2000, 7, Vista, XP 1.4.9 Aug. 8, 2011 1.9 MB Download

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