Time tracking

Time tracking works at the task level, the project level, or standalone. Start a timer, log manual entries, assign billing and cost rates, and view

Billing and cost rates

Billing rates and cost rates follow a hierarchy, where the most specific rate takes priority. A rate set on a user's profile can override a project rate,...

Invoicing from time entries

Billable time entries can go straight onto an invoice without re-typing descriptions, hours, or rates.

Starting and stopping timers

Plutio has a global timer that stays visible across every page. Press T on your keyboard to toggle the timer from anywhere.

Time entry categories

Categories break down where time is spent across projects, so hours logged under "Design", "Development", "Meetings", or "Admin" can be filtered and...

Time rounding

Billed time can be rounded to match billing increments, so a 22-minute entry rounds to the nearest quarter-hour when it hits an invoice.

Time tracking overview

Tracked time connects directly to tasks, projects, and invoices, so hours logged on a task can turn into invoice line items without leaving the...

Time tracking settings

Time tracking settings define the workspace-wide defaults that apply to every new time entry and timer.

Timesheet views (full, cost, billing)

The timesheet offers three views, each showing the same time entries through a different lens. The full view shows everything, the cost view applies...