Feel like you and your organization have no time? Toggl helps you understand where it all goes.
February 17, 2017
Feel like you and your organization have no time? Toggl helps you understand where it all goes.
Score 10 out of 10
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Overall Satisfaction with Toggl
For our small business, we use Toggl for two purposes:
1) Timesheet/timekeeping for hourly employees (they manually enter in duration of shifts worked, from which I run reports on for bi-weekly payroll)
and
2) For salaried employees, we use it to track the amount of time we spend on non-billable, support, or administrative work, so we have insight into our workloads and efficiency.
1) Timesheet/timekeeping for hourly employees (they manually enter in duration of shifts worked, from which I run reports on for bi-weekly payroll)
and
2) For salaried employees, we use it to track the amount of time we spend on non-billable, support, or administrative work, so we have insight into our workloads and efficiency.
- Reporting is easy, so it's easy to look at time spent by team member, task, etc.
- The timer function is easy to turn on and turn off, making it easy to log time worked.
- Categorization features make it easy to select what type of activity one is working on, so allocation of time spent is easily analyzed.
- Perhaps our use is strange (timesheets), but it would be handy to have a UI feature that lets you bulk-enter time spent over an entire week (or two week period) as if for submitting a timesheet for payroll. For us to do this now, employees have to fill in each shift one at a time.
- Positive impacts include quantifying how much time I (and my employees) spend on non-billable, administrative, support tasks - this helps me set realistic views into our team's productivity and how much time things really take to get done.