DEKSI Time Manager Feedback System

License: Shareware | Author: DEK Software International | Requirements: 512MB RAM

DEKSI Time Manager is an advanced, powerful, and feature rich time tracking tool which enables you to easily record the time that you spend working for customers, projects and tasks.

Automatic and manual: Time can be tracked automatically using a "stop-watch" time recorder or manually by entering start and end times or start time and duration.

Instant access: The unique auto-hide tracking window docks and hides off the side of the screen for immediate access without even clicking the mouse . Simply drag the window to the edge of the screen and move the mouse away to hide the window. Move the mouse to the hidden area and the window automatically and appears.

The time tracking window shows you at a glance the category that you are tracking time to, the current time, recorded start time, duration, income earned in real-time (if an hourly rate is set for the category), and the total time worked on the current day. You can also log work notes with the time and track category completion progress.

Set hourly rates per client, project or task . Apply custom rounding to time entries. View and modify previously recorded time, see and correct time gaps and overlaps.

Record work notes throughout the day such as details of work performed and track progress by setting % completion.

Many reports: Generate many reports including weekly timesheets, summary and detail reports by various groupings such as date or category, or by user (Professional edition).

Aggregate reports: Regular users can generate reports for their own recorded time. Managers and other authorized users can generate aggregate reports containing recorded time for all users (Professional edition).
Central database: The Professional edition of DEKSI Time Manager includes advanced multi-user functionality. Users (employees, contractors and other staff) log in to a central time tracking database using their individual secure password.

Aggregate reports: All time is recorded centrally which fac