Engagement

Turn on time tracking for any service type, and a simple start/pause/stop timer appears right on the job. No separate app to juggle, no manual math at the end of the day—just accurate time tied to the work it took.

Start, pause, and stop right from the job
Time rounds to a configurable minimum increment
Auto-stops after a set number of hours if left running
Add time manually when a timer wasn't running

Configure the Timer to Match How You Work

Every service type with time tracking enabled gets its own timer configuration—how it behaves, what it displays, and the safety limits that keep a forgotten timer from running all night.

Auto-start with the job, and require confirmation to stop
Round time to the nearest 1, 5, 15, 30, or 60 minutes
Choose whether the readout shows seconds
Set an auto-stop window and a daily-hours warning limit

How It Fits Into Your Jobs

A focused timer, not a full timesheet system—here's exactly what it does

Start, Pause, Stop

Run the timer while work is happening, pause it for a break, and stop it when the job's done. The elapsed time stays with the job.

Manual Time Entry

Forgot to start the timer, or tracking time after the fact? Add it manually and it lands on the job the same way.

Per-Service-Type Setup

Turn time tracking on only for the service types that need it, like time-and-materials work—it won't show up where it doesn't apply.

How It Works

Three steps, right on the job

Turn It On

Enable the Timer extension for any service type that needs it, right from service type settings.

Track the Job

Start, pause, and stop the timer right from the job—or add time manually if the timer wasn't running.

Time On the Record

The logged time stays with the job for reference alongside the rest of the job's details.

See It on Your Own Jobs

Start a free trial and turn on time tracking for the service types that need it.

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