QuickBooks Time and the QB Workforce mobile app is a critical tool for our 10-person practice. We tried several different ways to track time, from spreadsheets with manual entry into QuickBooks, to bolt-on apps and, finally, to TSheets by QuickBooks – now QuickBooks Time.
QuickBooks Time far exceeded our expectations, which is not the usual experience with software applications, and for QuickBooks ProAdvisors, it’s free, so … why not recommend this to your clients and use it for your firm? Not only are we a satisfied user; we actively promote the product to our clients.
Here are some particular highlights of just some of the time entry features our clients and we use:
- Each worker—employee or contractor—can be assigned to a set of clients, items, classes, and billable status. As a result, clocking in or entry of time after the fact can be tailored to the worker.
- In addition to the browser tool, there is a full-featured mobile app.
- The mobile app makes it quite simple to clock in/out, track worker locations and movements via GPS, manage schedules, add notes, switch jobs, record breaks, and more.
- A kiosk app is available for businesses with workers who clock in at the same location. They can be set up with a 4-digit PIN to ease the entry process, or take a photo and use facial recognition to confirm identity.
- A GPS/Geofencing feature is available to remind workers to clock in/out as they enter or leave a site.
- For those with work crews who don’t need or want each worker to clock in/out, QuickBooks Time has crew tracking functionality that allows the manager to clock a group of workers in/out.
And, of course, the fact that QuickBooks Time integrates with QuickBooks is a terrific reason to use the product.
I could go on and on about other benefits for you and your clients; however, instead, I suggest you try it out yourself!
