Editor's Note: February's editorial focus is on Time-tracking. This is part of a series of articles covering almost 60 apps for QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop this month. Stay tuned!
OroTimesheet is a cloud-based Web application available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It requires nothing to install. With an internet connection, you can enter time into OroTimesheet using a desktop computer, a tablet or a smartphone.
Once you have created your account, follow the few easy steps of the OroTimesheet Start-up Wizard to set up and learn to use OroTimesheet in minutes. Oro can be customized to fit your requirements.
For example, if you don't like employee or project, just change them under the terminology options. Do you need to record additional data? Configure another field to store extra data specific to your requirements. Use Oro's Report Generator from the Quick Reports option to extract the specific information you require.
With the OroTimesheet Timer, you can automatically calculate time spent on different projects and activities. Time is recorded directly into your timesheet. Oro TimeBanks can be configured for vacation, sick and other accumulated time to maintain a record of leave requirements. Configurable Dashboards provide supervisors with a global view of their employees' timesheets.
In addition to tracking time worked, Oro tracks costs for billing, too. You can generate invoices for your clients or projects with ease using the Oro Billing Module, but that's a topic for another feature.
Easily sync your time data—including customers and projects—with QuickBooks. After initially connecting to QuickBooks Online, you will be able to synchronize your list of customers and projects (and sub-projects) between OroTimesheet and QBO.
For more details, see the OroTimeSheet landing page in the Intuit QuickBooks Online App Store. By the way, this app is available in both English and French.
For more information about OroTimesheet, or to sign-up for a free 45-day trial, head over to the OroTimesheet website.
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