Start a timer
Pick a project and task, then start the clock. Stop it when you’re done or resume an earlier entry.
Time tracking
Track your time.
Keep your focus.
Start a timer as you work or add hours when you’re done. Keep every entry connected to its project and task, ready for reports and invoicing.
30 days free. No credit card required.
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Fill in your day
Add hours directly and leave a note. See each entry alongside your daily total.
Complete your week
Enter several days in one grid, organized by project and task. Save the week in one place.
Daily detail. Weekly perspective.
See your week
come together.
Move between individual entries and the weekly grid. Add time across your projects and tasks, with the day’s details and the week’s totals close at hand.
Hours, your way
Enter 1:30 or 1.5. Both mean an hour and a half.
Context that stays with the work
Keep project, task, date, and optional notes with each daily entry.
One set of records
Daily entries and weekly totals stay connected as you make changes.
A real weekly timesheet in Unify Revenue
Timesheet review & approval
A clear handoff.
A reliable record.
Give your team a simple way to finish the week. Managers can review the hours, see the project breakdown, and approve a complete timesheet.
- 01
Submit the week
A teammate checks their entries and sends the week for review.
- 02
Review the details
Managers see daily totals, project work, and the billable mix together.
- 03
Approve with confidence
Keep the reviewed record protected, with withdrawal available for corrections.
Submitted and approved weeks are protected from edits.
A few useful details
Time tracking,
explained.
Can I enter time without using a timer?
Yes. Add hours directly in the daily or weekly timesheet. You can enter durations as hours and minutes, such as 1:30, or as decimal hours, such as 1.5.
Can we track non-billable work too?
Yes. Track client work and internal time in the same workspace. Your project’s billing settings determine the billable and non-billable time shown in reviews and reports.
What happens when a timesheet is submitted?
The week is sent for review and locked against changes. A manager or administrator can inspect the entries and approve the timesheet. Approval can be withdrawn when a correction is needed. Running timers must be stopped before submission.
How does tracked time connect to invoicing?
Entries stay linked to their projects and tasks. You can use uninvoiced billable hours to prepare time-based invoice drafts, alongside billable project expenses.
Start with your next hour
Make time for the work.
Try live timers, daily and weekly timesheets, team approvals, reports, and invoicing together. Free for 30 days.
30 days free · No credit card required