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#11 (permalink)   05-26-2008 VBSOnDemand Junior Member   Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 472 Re: Email Mgmt I created my own excel spreadsheet time sheet and I track every minute I work with explanations. I state the time I start and finish and the amount of minutes worked and also i have it calculate at the bottom total minutes, total hours and total payout. i have it set up so that I don't have to do any math myself. Does anyone think that i am wasting my time by doing that?

#12 (permalink)   06-02-2008 Pattyben Contributing Member My latest Twitter: @b_daviess Greetings from beautiful fall wx Beaver...   Join Date: May 2008 Location: Clarkesville Georgia Posts: 57 Re: Email Mgmt Great information. I may a client like this and it is good information for me to know. Thanks, Pattyben

#13 (permalink)   12-11-2008 edsupport Contributing Member   Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Orlando, Florida Posts: 51 Re: Email Mgmt I like the idea of logging in and using the myhours. The other application does have a free trial but you will eventually have to pay. I like the idea of using the timeslips. Also, I do my notes on igoogle. I also use OneNote Program that comes with Microsoft Office for projects.

#14 (permalink)   03-24-2011 nvela New Member Company name: TheSuperTasker   Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 29 Re: How to bill for Email Mgmt this thread was helpful to me. I was wondering how would you charge being that emails can be very short at times as oppose to detailed emails __________________ Naomi Vela