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Billable Time Tracking Loss
Professionals lose billable hours due to manual, fragmented time tracking, leading to underbilling and revenue loss.
In their words
I never have to do time entries again
How do we charge clients for this? Obviously its not thwir fault but at the same time, I cant spend hours trying to get a hold of the IRS.
I used OpenAi Codex to transfer everything off of Harvest and to have it analyze other services out there and what would best fit my needs.
After logging nearly 15,000 hours in Harvest, I'm cancelling because of the 10x price increase.
I'd like to be able to log in Odoo the time spent each time I work on project and allow customer to view how many hours have been used, are still remaining.
Every month, open the time app, filter by client, add up the hours, open the invoice tool, type the numbers in manually, hope nothing got lost.
if I'm on site for company A and get a phone call from company B, I need to create a new ticket
I write the question down before I call now. I attach whatever I know they're going to ask for. Calls got shorter and so did the bills.
Which client do you bill it, too? We are required 8 billable hours.
I have a serious and profound mental block with tracking and recording my billable hours.
A quick question text or can you just check this real fast that turns into a full hour. None of it is part of what they pay for.
I genuinely can’t do what some people do - pause and play it whenever they chat, rest or head to the loo, switch timers like it’s second nature
Does anyone have a system that captures that honestly, or are you all just eyeballing it?
if I don't log the time within a few minutes of hanging up, 10-15 minutes here and there just never gets billed.
Freelancers, lawyers, agencies
Where they talk
- r/biglaw
- r/HarvestApp
- r/Lawyertalk
- r/Accounting
- r/smallbusiness
- r/TimeTrackingSoftware
- r/civilengineering
- r/paralegal
Tools they use today
- Harvest
- Toggl
- Excel
- QuickBooks
- timesheets
- Clockify
- Slack
- Asana
Why those fall short
- cumbersome when multiple clients and tasks overlap
- interrupts work, easy to forget, entries lost when busy
- system lets managers override reality instead of flagging overruns
- AI timekeeping product does not record time accurately
- timers require constant manual start/stop/switch and are forgotten
Map of ideas
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