Overall Satisfaction with TSheets
We use TSheets across our entire organization. It's our primary tool for tracking how everyone is spending their time, for both billable and non-billable expenses. We can see how time is spent per client, per project, billable vs non-billable, etc. And the integration with QuickBooks adds a huge efficiency factor for our accounting purposes.
- Tracking time: it's a fairly intuitive interface for tracking time against 1 or many projects
- Reporting: being able to view reports for a person, or project and billable vs non-billable hours is very useful.
- Interface: The UI isn't always super clear or easy in certain screens, it can leave you wondering which field needs correcting.
- Making changes: It can be a bit cumbersome to make changes to submitted timesheets until you get familiar with where to do this.
- The simple fact that we're accurately tracking all hours helps ensure we don't leave billable hours on the table, which helps the ROI.
- The integration with Quickbooks adds a ton of efficiency which also helps the ROI.
- FreshBooks and Harvest
We'd used FreshBooks for a bit, but it wasn't comprehensive enough for all the various project types and time tracking needs we have. Harvest we considered due to its integration with Asana, but our Asana projects don't always line up with how we need to track and bill time. Neither of them had the integrations we needed at the time either (Quickbooks for desktop). We probably could have made Harvest work, but ultimately it was the ability to integrate with Quickbooks for desktop that sealed the deal for us with TSheets.
Do you think QuickBooks Time delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with QuickBooks Time's feature set?
Yes
Did QuickBooks Time live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of QuickBooks Time go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy QuickBooks Time again?
Yes