Key takeaways
- TIMO360 records working time automatically, which suits attendance, utilization and workload checks.
- It does not track time by client or project, so hourly billing may need a separate tool.
- Pair presence data with your own timesheets to see where billable and total time differ.
Professional services firms live by the hour, so time tracking comes up fast. It helps to separate two jobs that are often confused: knowing how long people worked, and knowing what they worked on for whom.
What automatic tracking gives you
Daily attendance and total working time without anyone starting a timer.
Active, idle, break and meeting time per person.
Weekly and monthly reports exported as CSV, Excel or PDF.
A real-time view of who is online, idle or offline.
What it does not do
TIMO360 has no project or client time entries and no invoicing. If you bill clients by the hour, keep a billing tool for that. Think of presence tracking as the total-hours baseline underneath it.
Using both together
Compare total working time with the hours people bill.
Look at the gap for a team, not for an individual on a single day.
Use meeting time to understand how much of the day goes to client calls.
Review capacity before taking on new work.
Respecting client confidentiality
Client work is confidential. The agent records no screenshots, no screen and no keystroke content, so nothing from a client document or email is captured.
Read TIMO360 for professional services, automated time tracking without timers and reports and exports.