Never reaches a client
No role and no request ever returns a time entry to the client side, and no setting could change that.
It’s Friday afternoon, and you’re rebuilding the week from calendar entries and memory.
An item belongs to a project and a project belongs to a customer, so picking the item is the only decision you make. There are two ways to get time in, one way it’s stored, and no way for a client to reach it.
The timer runs on the server, so a reload, a crash or a second device can’t lose it. There’s one per person, and the product enforces that: start another and the running one is saved as an entry while the new one begins, with six seconds to undo.
For the call you didn’t time and the hour you forgot. The duration field understands whatever you write, because everyone writes it differently and nobody is wrong.
Items by day, a cell to click for every gap, the billable share and how far you are from your weekly target. AgencyOS doesn’t create invoices: export an item’s time entries as CSV and bill from your accounting software.
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PORTAL-142 | 3.0 | 2.5 | · | 1.5 | · |
| NORD-9 | · | 4.0 | 3.5 | · | 2.0 |
| OPS-22 | 1.0 | · | 1.0 | · | 0.5 |
| Muster GmbH | · | · | 2.5 | 4.0 | 2.0 |
No role and no request ever returns a time entry to the client side, and no setting could change that.
“Sandbox keys took 3 h — estimate higher next time.” Time notes record why something took as long as it did, and no client ever sees them.
Everyone can correct their own entries. An owner can correct anyone’s, because somebody has to fix the week of a person who has left.
A freelancer logs time on their projects and sees only what they logged themselves.
Tracked time sits beside the quoted estimate and the internal estimate, so going over shows while there’s still time to act.
A Monday-morning entry files under Monday for every reader, wherever in the world they are.
We’ll set up your workspace with you and move your current projects over before the first call ends.