Challenge
Unifying attendance records, project hours and expenses in a tool that is simple for employees and useful for administration.
White-label SaaS platform for time, projects and expenses
White-label SaaS platform for time tracking, project hours and expense management in a single tool.
Unifying attendance records, project hours and expenses in a tool that is simple for employees and useful for administration.
A web app with no installation, built for mobile, tablet and desktop, white-labelled and with modules enabled per company.
One platform showing who is working and how much time each project takes, with reports exportable to PDF and CSV.

Laravel organises the logic for clock-ins, permissions, approvals and each company’s modules, while MySQL stores shifts, projects and expenses.
Time tracking
Clock-in, clock-out, breaks and resumes, on-site or remote mode, automatic closing of open shifts and history.
Projects and tasks
Clients, projects and tasks with a timer or weekly timesheet, comparing planned and actual hours.
Expenses
Entries with attached receipts, linked to employees and projects, with review and approval statuses.
Optional modules
Leave and absences, overtime, approvals, employee documents, client portal with tickets and a browser extension.

One tool
Before: spreadsheets, email and scattered tools. Now: a single platform.
Visible time
Before: scattered data. Now: who is working and what each project takes.
Orderly approvals
Before: expenses and absences by email. Now: review and approval statuses.
Fits each company
Before: bending the process to the tool. Now: its own modules and brand.
It brings time tracking, project hours and expense management into one tool, with optional modules such as leave, approvals or a client portal.
It stores start, breaks, resumes, end of shift and working mode. Whether that suits each specific case is for the company and its adviser to assess.
No. It is a web app that runs in the browser on mobile, tablet and desktop. The browser extension is an optional module.
Yes. Each company uses its own logo, colours and name, and email notifications can be sent from its own domain.
Laravel on the server and MySQL as the database.