Track work accurately with clock-ins, task timers, and timesheets that connect directly to projects, roles, and invoicing.
Track work accurately with clock-ins, task timers, and timesheets that connect directly to projects, roles, and invoicing.

Time Tracking & Timesheets in Workslayr is designed to capture how work actually happens. Teams can track time through clock-ins, task-based timers, or manual entries, ensuring flexibility without sacrificing accuracy or accountability.
Workslayr supports different time-tracking behaviors for employees and contractors. Clock-in requirements, timer usage, and manual time entry can be controlled by role, allowing teams to enforce consistency while accommodating different work arrangements.
Time logs are connected to specific tasks and projects, creating a clear record of where effort is spent. This eliminates generic time entries and provides accurate insight into workload, productivity, and delivery effort.
Time entries can be marked as billable or non-billable based on roles, departments, and project settings. Billable time is stored with the context needed to convert it into invoice line items without rework.
Timesheets provide a consolidated view of time logged across users, projects, and dates. Managers can review, filter, and audit time entries to ensure accuracy before billing or reporting.
Time tracking works alongside attendance rules when clock-in is enabled. Clock-ins create time logs automatically, while task timers can be allowed independently for contractor workflows, keeping attendance and work logs aligned without overlap.
Role-based permissions determine who can log time, edit entries, or approve timesheets. Activity history ensures changes to time records are traceable, supporting accountability.
Teams use this solution to capture accurate work effort, reduce disputes over time, support role-based billing, and maintain clear records across projects and people.
Time Tracking & Timesheets integrates with Project & Task Management, Client & Account Management, Invoicing & Billing, Attendance & Shifts, and Dashboards & Reporting, making time a connected part of the operational workflow.
Workslayr is an operational management platform. It centralizes projects, people, time, clients, and transactional workflows into one system so teams can execute work and track activity without relying on disconnected tools.
Workslayr is built for teams that manage real work — agencies, service businesses, operations teams, and organizations coordinating employees, contractors, projects, and clients.
Access is controlled through granular role-based permissions. Admins can define exactly what each role can see or manage across the platform, ensuring clear accountability and data control.
Access is controlled through granular role-based permissions. Admins can define exactly what each role can see or manage across the platform, ensuring clear accountability and data control.
Workslayr is structured around projects, people, and transactions. Data is intentionally centralized and relational, meaning work, time, clients, and financial records reference each other instead of existing as isolated entries.
Workslayr scales through modular features, role controls, and plan tiers. Teams can start small and expand usage, users, and capabilities as operational needs grow.