Track Time by Duration instead of Start and End Time
Grace Lewis
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Default timer option
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Gina Edwards
Example: 15 min increments
Grace Lewis
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Updates to Timer Feature for Admin Users
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Alex Pinto
Allow for ability to enter quantity of hours worked as opposed to specific start/stop times. Admin users can then use this to run time budget capacity reports without requiring employees to record their time in Keeper
Grace Lewis
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More efficient way to manually enter time tracking
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Jonathan Green
Add ability to manually enter time spent on client work (ie. 45 minutes) rather than having to select the start time from the menu, then select AM or PM and move to the next line. It's time consuming to do this manually in Keeper.
Grace Lewis
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Edit Time - Duration
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Judah Kosky
currently, you can edit the time by adjusting the end time to what it should be. It would be nice to be able to have an Either function with the edit time. Not just be able to edit the end time, but you could edit the duration of time instead (or you would still have the option to edit the end time) of the end time function. This would help in those instances when you left the timer running for a 5 minute task. Yes... you could calculate it easy enough, but those little changes can help streamline things.
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Martha Miller
I struggle to use the Keeper timer because I touch so many clients in a day and often for just a few minutes each. I use a separate tracker (Memtime) for that reason. But then the process of manually entering time by start and end times is tedious and time consuming. I'd love the option to enter duration, or even better - let me upload a spreadsheet of time entries!
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Stephen Peyton
This. With working on multiple projects through out the day (and forgetting to hit start and stop) Would love to be able to type in 0.5 hours worked on XXXX Client. Would fully transition timekeeping to keeper immediately. Currently on Clockify purely because they have a timesheet option.
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Rachel Lane
This is keeping us from fully transitioning to Keeper timekeeping because if an employee forgets to start a timer and adds it manually, they risk entering a time overlapping with another timer and then their overall hours are understated.