Overnight running timers inflate client hours
Overnight running timers inflate client hours
A team member leaves a timer running when they go home. In the morning, they must manually edit the entry, or risk billing the client for idle hours.
Sound familiar?
Signs this is happening on your team
- Single logs show 18+ hours by accident
- Managers waste time editing overnight entries
- Clients notice inflated billable hours
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Frequently asked questions
- Why does forgotten running timers keep happening?
- A team member leaves a timer running when they go home. In the morning, they must manually edit the entry, or risk billing the client for idle hours.
- How does TimeTracker fix it?
- Your team logs time by client, project, and task as they work. That keeps the record accurate, so the problem stops repeating.
- Is it free to try?
- Yes. You can start for free with no credit card. Set up TimeTracker in minutes and see the fix for yourself.