5. Time Tracking
One of the main features of Costlocker is tracking worked hours. The recorded time automatically distributes salary costs across all the projects workers spent time on.
Two Options for Adding Time
Timesheet: Ideal for managers and administrators to log time in bulk, including time for other employees.
Here, we’ll show the simpler method of time tracking. Information about bulk time logging can be found in the article Timesheet.
Time Tracking using Start/Stop
Go to Time Tracking in the main menu.
Select the task assigned to you in the project budget, e.g., Milk Bar Stodolní - Website Update - Design.
In the table, you will see the client name, project, and activity on the left, and on the right, the tracked time and the total estimated time for the task. You can mark the task as a favorite by clicking the star, so it always appears at the top of the list.
Optionally, fill in a description, e.g., Design system preparation, and start the stopwatch by clicking Start.
The stopwatch tracks the current activity you're working on. If you need to change the start time, click the time field and adjust the start time.
Once you're done with the task, simply click Stop, and the tracked time will be moved down into the records.
Adding Time Without Using the Stopwatch
Select the project, e.g., Account Management in the same project.
Optionally, write something like Meeting with a client in the description.
Click on the time entry line (to the left of Start), type in 2h, and click the Save button.
Just like we logged 2 hours with "2h", you can use other time formats where "h" and "hod" represent hours, "m" and "min" for minutes, and "s"/"sec" for seconds. You can also separate hours and minutes with a colon. Some examples:
15m - 15 minutes
1h15m - 1 hour, 15 minutes
2:30 - 2 hours, 30 minutes.
That’s all for the introduction to Costlocker. After completing your first project, we recommend reading the article Project Detail, where you’ll learn more about evaluating and closing projects.
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