Time Tracking with OfficeTime's
Tracking the time spent working on various projects and/or client's activities are a problem with many businesses. I worked on a project for a law firm a few years ago where the lawyer kept a Day Timer open in a small monitor on his desk.
With it, he kept track of the time he spent on various client accounts. But he or his assistant would have to go in and manually add up the time spent for each billing period.
With OfficeTime's Time Tracker, much of that is automated and it is very easy to add new projects and keep notes on what you did for each time period inserted. (Multiple notes for each project.)
Transcena Design, makers of OfficeTime has announced the speed and stability release in Version 1.3.2. (There is a Window's version and a Linux version is coming soon.)
The new Version 1.3.2 of OfficeTime makes tracking your time more effective and quicker, with over 30 customer-influenced improvements. This release offers an even more stable and faster version of OfficeTime's business tool, based on the needs of its users.
The long list of stability improvements go hand and hand with the OfficeTime's development team's belief in listening to their customers and quickly taking action. Their customer's have taken notice.
"My experience with OfficeTime support in a word - is 'responsive!' You guys get it. When we have problems with accounting for our time it's important, and it needs to be addressed quickly. However, I remain impressed as to how quickly your team responded." wrote Joseph Cincotta, of LineSynch Architecture in Vermont.
The team has added more than 100 new features and improvements in the last three months. Most of the improvements were suggestions by OfficeTime users. OfficeTime's development team acts quickly and then provides all 1.x updates free to every current owner.
"I have found OfficeTime to be every bit as feature rich as other (1.x) software I've bought. It has also been extremely stable. I can't recall a single unexpected quit." - Bill Leddy, William Leddy Business Consulting, California
OfficeTime's latest version 1.3.2 has improved functionality for both Mac and Windows machines. An added bonus is that data can be moved seamlessly between both platforms.
Find out why teams, consultants and freelancers rely on OfficeTime's ease of use: intuitive reporting, quick invoicing, and full Leopard compatibility (including iCal synchronization). It just works. Intuitively and easily.
Pricing and Availability:
The cost is $47 USD with a full "120-day No-Hassles, Any-Reason, Money-Back Guarantee."
With this guarantee, in addition to OfficeTime's fully activated 21-day free trial, customers can feel confident trying out this business tool, with its no risk investment.
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Transcena Design Inc., a busy web and applications development firm, needed to track its employees' time. When they couldn't find a full featured, easy to use tracking application, this 17-year old agency (with a zest for clean design and usable interfaces), decided to build the OfficeTime time tracking application, a time-tracker based on real-world business needs.
