Time Tracking Software Resources

Thank you for bringing up this important discussion! It's absolutely vital to establish full trust and transparency when it comes to work and time tracking. Traqq time tracker is one of the only applications that is equipped with an anti-cheating algorithm. Traqq's tracker detects falsely generated activities, such as redundant mouse movements, power clicks, or software-generated activities. All of these are then eliminated from the total productivity score of the employee. This ensures 100% accurate tracking with full transparency that all generated activities are genuine!

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It's a great question. Short version is, while it's great to have Toggl on all platforms, and it's great that they automagically sync up (eventually), you can definitely get yourself sideways. Say you start timing something on your laptop, walk away, start something else, realize you want to time it, and pull out your phone. I usually have to wait upwards of 30 seconds for the phone based Toggl to update its status to match the timer on my laptop. If I don't wait for it to sync and start timing the new thing right away, it all SORT OF sorts itself out, but I inevitably have to go back later and clean up the time entries. My recommendation is to prefer one of them over all others and use it preferentially -- only using the others when the primary one is inaccessible. Bottom line: time tracking at ALL requires discipline. Therefore, being disciplined about which version of the tool you default to, should be not that much harder -- and frankly might make your time tracking habit stronger since you're being more consistent.

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To the best of my knowledge, no. With ClockShark you are usually transferring the time data to another program, such as Quickbooks, which is where your pertinent employee data would be kept. I personally have a folder on my computer for each employee with copies of documentation kept there.

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