ClickTime is time tracking built for how your business actually runs.
Your team logs time in minutes—finance gets clean, usable data without chasing anyone down.
At small scale, simple trackers are enough. But as organizations grow, time data feeds budgets, margins, and executive decisions. That’s where the wrong system creates blind spots.
ClickTime fits how teams already work. Flexible entry, prefilled context, and reminders keep time consistent—so billable hours don’t slip through the cracks.
Most systems show P&L after the fact. ClickTime connects approved time to budgets in real time, so teams can act before overruns.
Every entry is reviewed, traceable, and verified—so decisions are based on real data, not estimates or stitched-together reports.
ClickTime applies the right client, project, and billable rate as time is entered. Rules, approvals, and cost structures ensure every hour is classified correctly from the start, without after-the-fact cleanup.
Growing firms don’t need heavier platforms—they need clearer answers. ClickTime delivers real-time insight into project costs and margins without rigid workflows or long, complex implementations.
As organizations grow, labor data is reviewed, questioned, and relied on by more people. ClickTime ensures the numbers hold up internally and externally without adding process drag.
Basic tools show who logged hours. ClickTime shows what those hours actually cost and whether projects are profitable. Time is captured with the right context, validated through approvals, and tied directly to project budgets—so finance and delivery teams see margin risk in real time, not at month end.
No. ClickTime doesn’t replace your PSA or billing system. It focuses on accurate, finance-ready time and billing rates, then feeds that clean data into your existing tools—so you get real-time cost and margin visibility without a heavy rollout.
Yes. ClickTime integrates with leading accounting and ERP systems, so approved time flows directly into billing, payroll, and financial reporting. That means fewer manual exports, less spreadsheet reconciliation, and more reliable financial data.