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Time tracker/manager. Demo ($47.00)
OfficeTime is time and expense tracking that is easy, elegant and focused.
Other time keepers are clumsy or oversimplified. OfficeTime balances features and ease of use, allowing you to easily track exactly what you do each day.
So, what does OfficeTime have to offer?
Other time keepers are clumsy or oversimplified. OfficeTime balances features and ease of use, allowing you to easily track exactly what you do each day.
So, what does OfficeTime have to offer?
- Easy to use:
The best time tracker just feels right. And if it feels right, you'll use it. Which means more hours captured! - Impressive invoicing:
Easily justify your hours to clients. - Sync with OfficeTime on
What's New
Version 1.62:
Important Changes
- New invoice field shows the time a session started: [starttime]
- Now more stable when syncing with iCal or an iPhone/iPad.
- iPhone/iPad expenses now import as taxable.
- (Mac) This is the last update for older PowerPC Macs. Newer updates will unfortunately support Intel only.
- The date chooser has a "now" button instead of a "today" button. It now chooses the current time.
- Fixes rare problem not choosing a default category properly.
- A new category can now be created anywhere a category menu is shown.
- The category menu can now be edited from anywhere it is shown.
- Fixes rare flashing category menu.
- Improved speed when many categories are in a menu.
- Cosmetic improvements to New Version Available window.
- Fixed problem not saving a comment in the lower box if comment is typed and you immediately quit.
- No longer allows syncing with the iPhone or iPad when a file is not open which could lead to an out of sync state.
- (Mac) New iCal events from before the current daylight savings went into effect now display the correct start time. (To fix current events, do any edit to the event in iCal.)
Version 1.62:
Important Changes
- New invoice field shows the time a session started: [starttime]
- Now more stable when syncing with iCal or an iPhone/iPad.
- iPhone/iPad expenses now import as taxable.
- (Mac) This is the last update for older PowerPC Macs. Newer updates will unfortunately support Intel only.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
OfficeTime Time &... User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:21,867 |
| Version Downloads:267 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Demo |
| Date:26 Apr 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $47.00 |
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OfficeTime is time and expense tracking that is easy, elegant and focused.
Other time keepers are clumsy or oversimplified. OfficeTime balances features and ease of use, allowing you to easily track exactly what you do each day.
So, what does OfficeTime have to offer?
Join the OfficeTime community!.
Other time keepers are clumsy or oversimplified. OfficeTime balances features and ease of use, allowing you to easily track exactly what you do each day.
So, what does OfficeTime have to offer?
- Easy to use:
The best time tracker just feels right. And if it feels right, you'll use it. Which means more hours captured! - Impressive invoicing:
Easily justify your hours to clients. - Sync with OfficeTime on your iPhone or iPad (sold separately)
Your time & expenses tracked on the go and synced back to your desk. - Increase Billable Hours:
Increase your billables just by tracking your time more accurately. We guarantee it. - Easy Reports:
Your life in a pie chart. Where did your time go last week? Which projects are running hot? - iCal Sync:
You're busy so OfficeTime automatically records your meetings and shows your whole day in iCal. - Freelancers:
Track valuable billable hours or check how you stack against your fixed cost bid. Designed to be flexible, like you. - Employees:
Time tracking doesn't have to suck. Easily log and report hours worked. Find out where the heck your day goes. Tracking means increased productivity. - Teams:
Who's slacking? Which group project is close to budget? Cross-team reports have the answer. - No monthly fee:
Unlike web based time trackers, there's no subscription fee. - Guaranteed to pay for itself:
We'll give you 100% back if OfficeTime doesn't pay for itself in increased productivity recording.
- Great for cross platform offices. PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch.
- Great for personal or client projects.
- Know when you've been away from your PC.
- Live reports. See a problem? Click and edit.
- Flexible task tracking by project and category.
- Powerful rounding.
- Rapidly switch tasks.
- Redundant auto backups because your time is valuable
- And much, much more waiting behind a deceptively simple interface.
Join the OfficeTime community!.
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Nicksloan reviewed on 16 May 2012
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strudel99 reviewed on 13 Apr 2012
Also, whenever I've had questions or requests for features, I've always gotten good, helpful response.
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Ecdltf reviewed on 30 Mar 2012
I sent them a report of bugs/deficiencies 4 months ago. The answer was prompt and they confirmed all the issues, but still no update.
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I was hoping this would be better because I like the charts, etc. it has that On The Job doesn't but it's not worth dealing with the clunky interface just for that.
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Rezstudios reviewed on 27 Oct 2011
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A few people see the option to sync with more than one calendar when upgrading to iCloud because Apple is keeping some of the old calendars behind the scenes. If you integrate with an "invisible" calendar, your events won't show. We're working to hide these calendars properly. Luckily it's easily fixed by making a new calendar to integrate with. More info here:
http://www.officetime.net/blog/syncing-your-time-to-icloud-calendars/
As always, email us anytime through the help menu in OfficeTime and we're of course happy to honor a money back guarantee. :)
Stephen
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Thanks for the friendly reply, but this doesn't address the problem I mentioned regarding OfficeTime. The calendars are there, but OfficeTime does not currently have the ability to import/synch events from a specific time period, ie. last month. OfficeTime only allows import/synch for the entire calendar or for keywords within that entire calendar, which would dictate that one must be very careful about using specific naming conventions for each calendar event, which can get cumbersome and introduce errors. I am currently using iBiz which allows me to invoice and import data from a specific calendar for a specified period, which is far simpler in my work flow. What if I work on multiple projects for a single client (one client per calendar) over a period of several months and I would like to bill in monthly increments?
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So you could just make a quick report for last month, press invoice and you've billed only what you need.
I'd be happy to offer additional tips. Feel free to email me at support at officetime. Net
Stephen
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Glenbo reviewed on 17 Oct 2011
Some are good, some are not so good, but without fail, every single one has tried to make me work their way.
This is the first App I have used that just does as much or as little as I want it to. Combined with the iPone/iPod Touch/iPad version, (which simply syncs and works) it's simply a sublime experience.
I just love brilliant software that improves my life, this is up there with the greats like Photoshop!
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Did you get a solution from OfficeTime support? If not please email me at support at officetime. Net. We're here to help!
So far we haven't had any other reports of problems and 1.6.1 seems to be working great on Lion (including 10.7.1).
Cheers,
Stephen
maryvetell reviewed on 31 May 2011
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Gekkosan reviewed on 31 May 2011
I searched around and tried a few demos, but none did what I needed.
Eventually I came across OfficeTime beta 0.5. It was pretty good. Didn't do quite ALL that I needed, but was enough, and the price was right! What really made all the difference was that I wrote Stephen with my requests and suggestions, and he wrote back! Not only that, but in time he did implement a number of the features I required. Particularly important for me was the ability to track several projects simultaneously, since the nature of my work allows me to do that.
A lot has happened since then, and I have been using OfficeTime every single day non-stop ever since.
It has been most satisfactory to see the evolution of OfficeTime into a robust, stable, and feature packed application that not only has improved steadily with each release, but also has maintained its original excellent level of support and aperture to client feedback.
I highly recommend it even if you find that it does not do absolutely everything that you need right at this moment. Support and developer's response has been unfailingly consistent during the last 5 years, and that aspect alone,in my estimation, places OfficeTime head and shoulders above any competing product in the market.
Kudos to Stephen for a job superbly well done!
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Stengah reviewed on 01 Apr 2011
As always, email us at support at officetime. net and we'll help as quick as we can.
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However, one issue that I've noticed is that when you migrate your data file to a new Mac, almost every appointment (not every appointment, which is strange in-and-of-itself that it wouldn't be all or none) gets duplicated in OfficeTime. This has consistently happened every time I move my data file, and I've reported it to their tech support but got a general response indicating that it's not a known problem and apparently they could not reproduce it.
As my retainer client base grows, this is becoming an increasingly more time-consuming and frustrating issue to deal with, almost to the point where I would consider another solution that doesn't have this problem even if I lose some of the great functionality and flexibility OfficeTime offers. I hope they fix it soon.
Good news, hopefully. Your bug is fixed in the current release unless I'm mistaken.
Alas, no one else seemed to be affected by this.
It's likely a combination of migrating, iCal, OfficeTime and Google Calendar all syncing. I'll write to you directly with more info.
Otherwise, I'm glad you remain pleased with OfficeTime.
--Stephen
www.officetime.net
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1. Run a Quick Report for a project and X out all the line items (a process I do for monthly retainer projects but not usually for one-offs).
2. Quit OfficeTime.
3. Migrate the OfficeTime data file to your new Mac or new installation of the operating system, etc.
This will prevent creating duplicates. This also works if you rename your iCal calendar(s) monitored by OfficeTime. In this case, you will have to go in to edit each project and select the correct calendar, but only active line items will likely get duplicated.
We're working hard on an iPhone version of OfficeTime.
In the meantime, you can sync seamlessly with iCal which will synch seamlessly with the iPhone. That means you can edit and create sessions on the iPhone in the calendar app.
We're always happy to answer questions about OfficeTime. Just use the support links in the Help Menu.
--Stephen
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