Time tracking
A billable timer that becomes invoice lines
Run a per-client timer or log time entries, then turn tracked hours into invoice lines — priced by rate cards — without retyping a thing.
What it solves
Consultants and agencies lose real money to time that never made it onto an invoice — a call here, an hour there, remembered vaguely at month-end. Track it as it happens against the client, and the hours are captured accurately and ready to bill, instead of reconstructed from memory when you sit down to invoice.
How we're different
The timer isn't a standalone stopwatch you export from — tracked hours become invoice lines on the same client, so the trip from 'worked' to 'billed' is one step. It's the same record your invoices already draw from, so nothing is entered twice.
Inside Time tracking
Billable timer per client
Hours become invoice lines
Time tracking
Hours become invoice lines
Part of the client record
Time tracking
Part of the client record
Rate cards decide the price
Time tracking
Rate cards decide the price
Time tracking
Hours become invoice lines
Time tracking
Part of the client record
Time tracking
Rate cards decide the price
Works with the rest of Finocket
Part of CRM & pipeline. See how every module connects.
Questions
Can I bill the time I track?
Yes — that's the point. Run a billable timer or log entries per client, then turn the tracked hours into invoice lines without retyping them.
Is time tracked per client?
Yes — time entries attach to the client you're working for, so they roll up with that client's projects, deals and invoices.
How is tracked time priced on the invoice?
By rate cards scoped to any mix of client, project and team member. When hours become invoice lines the most-specific card wins deterministically (per hour or per day), each line is overridable, and if no card matches it falls back to the entry's own rate.
Ready to ditch the spreadsheet?
Free for solo users. No credit card. Your books stay yours.