Time tracking and timesheetsNEW
See where the team’s time really goes: log hours per task with a timer or manual entry, mark what is billable, send it for approval and compare budget against actuals on each project. Reports show hours by person, customer and project, and CSV export takes it all wherever you need. Because the timesheet lives inside your projects, billing by the hour becomes simple and transparent.
- One-click timer or manual hour entry, always per task.
- Mark hours as billable and send the period for approval before closing.
- Budget against actuals per project, reports and CSV export.
Free in Sellio, you only pay for the machine
Time tracking with billable, approval and budget against actuals, inside your projects. You only pay for the machine.
You know where time went
Hours by task, person, customer and project reveal where the team invests the day, with no guesswork.
Billing by the hour gets simple
What is billable arrives already marked and approved, so generating the period’s charge is straightforward.
No project overruns unnoticed
Budget against actuals raises the alert when hours pass what was agreed.
Month-end without a spreadsheet
Approval and CSV export replace the manual collection of hours at month-end.
Timesheet inside your projects: the logged hour already knows which task, customer and project it belongs to.
Native billable and approval: separate what you charge and validate it before generating the bill.
Budget against actuals in real time warns when a project starts to overrun.
Logging hours without friction
Start the timer when you begin the task or enter the hours later, whichever you prefer. Each entry is born linked to the task, the project and the customer, so the team spends seconds logging and you get a faithful picture of where time went.
From entry to invoice
Mark what is billable, send the period for approval and compare budget with actuals. At close, reports and CSV export deliver hours by person, customer and project, ready to bill by the hour.
- 1
Start the timer on the task or enter the hours manually.
- 2
Mark what is billable and send the period for approval.
- 3
Track budget against actuals on each project.
- 4
Generate reports by person, customer and project and export to CSV.
An agency that bills by the hour
Each task logs billable hours; at month-end, the per-customer report becomes the basis of the charge.
A project on a tight budget
The manager tracks budget against actuals and reacts as soon as hours get close to the limit.
Approval before billing
The contributor submits the period, the lead reviews and approves, and only then do the hours enter the customer’s bill.
Can I log hours without using the timer?
Yes. You can start the timer when you begin the task or enter the hours manually later, whichever you prefer.
How do I separate what I can charge the customer?
Just mark the hours as billable; the rest stays visible but out of the bill.
Do the hours go through any kind of approval?
Yes. The contributor submits the period and the lead reviews and approves it before the hours enter the invoice.
Is time logging linked to projects and tasks?
Yes. The timesheet lives inside your projects, so each hour is born linked to the task, the customer and the project.
Can I track if a project is going over budget?
Yes. Budget against actuals shows in real time when hours pass what was agreed.
What reports exist on logged hours?
Reports show hours by person, customer and project, ready for CSV export.
Can I export the hours data to use in another system?
Yes. CSV export takes the hours data wherever you need it.
Is this feature included in the free plan?
Yes. It is free to use, and you only pay for infrastructure usage above US$20 per month.
How does this help bill customers by the hour?
Hours marked billable and already approved become directly the basis for the period's charge.