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#21 (permalink)   03-11-2008 gris133 Contributing Member Company name: VAInnovations   Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Fort Worth, Texas Posts: 81 Re: time tracking software I also found a new Time Tracker. Its called http://www.paymo.biz I think its a really good tool besides the conversions that you are able to do. Check it out! It's a keeper on my list.

#22 (permalink)   10-09-2008 Dvas1310 New Member Company name: DeeVAS My latest Twitter: #FridayFunny - Turkey #Dubstep http://t.co/T4CHGyh...   Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 36 Re: time tracking software Gris133 -what a great piece of software. Thank you for posting the link! Dee.

#23 (permalink)   10-11-2008 Jessi27M New Member   Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 10 Re: time tracking software TY you for the online leads. They are really great!

#24 (permalink)   02-01-2009 tg180078 Contributing Member   Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: NC Posts: 74 Re: time tracking software Originally Posted by Rebecka Melson I think it's a good idea to track your time even if you don't have to submit it to your client or you charge a flat rate, because at the end of the month (or whatever interval you want) you can go back and compare your hours to your income and make sure you are charging the correct amount. You may think you are making $X per hour but at the end of the month when you go back and compare the hours actually spent vs. the rates charged you might find out it is more or less than you expected. When I invoice in QuickBooks I have my retainer and per project fees categorized separate from my hourly income so I can easily compare it against my time spent and see if I am over/under charging. This was perfectly explained to me and it never crossed my mind to do a comparison to see where i stand although i just started and dont have any clients i can't to use it. __________________ Miranda My Busy Assistants