Hubstaff vs Toggl

• Works even offline, then sends data to the server once internet access is restored.
• Allows time tracking from different devices (but not simultaneously, of course!)

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• Lightweight interface. It is very simple to start and stop tracking.
• Categorization, tags, projects, and clients. Make it easy to categorize time tracking and pull accurate reports
• Reporting: their reporting system makes it simple to slice and dice our tracked data to get precisely the intel we need.

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• Price - Hubstaff is more expensive than some other competitors. There are some advantages to it, but the price is still always a factor.
• Project dashboard - Hubstadd lacks here because it doesn't have this feature at all. It's not required, but it does make things nicer to look at.

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• When I generate a report based on a long date range (as opposed to a single day or week), Toggl provides logged time entries per project, user, or client, according to my search. Each time entry in the report is itemized and includes a description. However, the date and time per entry is not generated with this data. When I create invoices, I have to manually find what day the work was done.

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• We understood where exactly our employee spends time.
• Helped us analyse how much time specific tasks take so that we are considerate while assigning it to others.
• Keeping track of Payments became easier because of detailed reporting.

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• We replaced our in-house time tracking tool easily
• We could incorporate the previous few months of tracking via CSV/Spreadsheet import
• We still don't have the full discipline to track everything for everybody. It's only as good as the data you put in.

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