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 run on a hierarchy, where the most specific rate always takes priority. A rate set on a task overrides a rate set on a user,...

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...