Frequently asked questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Following are a compilation of common Timewatch FAQ questions and answers arranged by product area. If you have a question that isn’t answered here, please just ask us.

It works in two ways:
  1. Our web application links directly with Outlook. This makes it easy to allocate customer / project information to appointments, then, when you are ready, you can add them to their timesheet. It takes users seconds as most of the information needed for a timesheet is already in Outlook, and best of all it works on PC, Mac, Phones & Tablets. Customers tell us our Outlook timesheet system saves their users hours each week. See this now ->
  2. Users of Outlook for Windows desktop editions 2019, 2016, 2013 & 2010 can also use our Outlook plugin. This brings Outlook timesheet functionality within Outlook itself. Again, it takes seconds and saves users hours each week.See this now -> If you use a Mac, don't worry, you don't need a plugin, our standard system works with Mac and iPhone.

Really easy. If users can create appointments in Outlook, they can use OutlookTime® as it doesn't change the way Outlook works, it enhances Outlook by letting users allocate customers / projects to appointments, and then post them to their timesheet. It takes seconds and saves hours each week. See this now ->

It’s fast, faster than any other system. Outlook appointments already holds the date, start time, end time, duration and notes. OutlookTime® users simply allocate a Customer / Project, then post it to their timesheet. That’s it! It takes seconds, and saves hours each week. See this now ->

In a traditional timesheet system, users need to enter a date, a customer / project, start time, end time, hours spent and perhaps some notes.<br><br>With OutlookTime® most of the work is already done as the date, start time, end time, duration, notes, location etc. comes from the Outlook appointment. <br><br>All OutlookTime® users need to do is allocate a customer / project, then post it to their timesheet. It takes seconds as it reuses data already in Outlook, avoiding the duplicate entry of data that traditional systems require, and that is how it saves users hours each week†. See this now -> † Customers report an average saving of 6 hours per month per person. Nearly an extra productive day each month.

Yes, absolutely. You can even display the individuals PTO information within each user's dashboard so it is instantly visible to them.

No, you don't need to install software. OutlookTime® is a cloud application that works with Outlook to allow Outlook appointments to be added to timesheets and it works on PC, Mac, Phone and Tablet without the need for a plugin.

Yes. We have customers ranging from 5-5000+ employees so yes, it is fully scalable.

OutlookTime offers over 50+ built in reports and there are also options for advanced drilldowns, charts/graphs/dashboards/KPI’s and alerts. See a quick overview -> Book a free Demo or Test Drive for a detailed view of reports, drill-downs and dashboards as well as our custom reporting options via our report writer and dashboard designer ->

Yes. You can use Outlook Categories. Contact us to arrange aDemo or Test Drive and we can show you using your own Calendar.

OutlookTime® is used by organizations as small as 5 employees and as large as 5,000. It is not suitable for organizations with fewer than 5 employees.

OutlookTime® is appropriate for any organization that uses Outlook and needs to track time. We have incredibly broad customer range covering almost all of the alphabet: Architects, Airlines & Aviation, Banks & Broadcasting, Charities, Consultancies, Defense, Education & Engineering, Finance & Foundations, Government, Healthcare, Insurance, Lawyers, Lobbyists & Local Government, Medical & Mining, Natural Gas & Non-profits, Oil & Gas, Payroll, Pharmaceuticals, Power Utilities, Quality Control, Railroads, Real Estate, Religious Organizations, Sports Institutes, Steel, Telecoms, Transportation & TV Production, Universities & Utilities, Venture Capital, Water Boards, Yacht making. For a full list, click here.

Yes, a comprehensive manager approval system is available with our Pro edition. This includes notifications to managers, rejection notes and the ability for managers to edit others timesheets where needed. Book a free Demo or Test Drive to see this in action ->

Yes, timesheet rules can be set by employee daily or weekly. For example you can set it so that a user must enter a minimum number of hours per day Monday through Friday, or any combination. Book a free Demo or Test Drive to see how your rules can be setup ->

Yes, with timesheet approval, you can stop users entering or editing time once it has been submitted. You allow administrators to edit posted time, and any changes they make are highlighted in a different color, and a record of the change is maintained for auditing. Book a free Demo or Test Drive to see how this works ->

There is no limit to the number of projects that can be setup.

Yes, this is definable by project.

Yes, you can configure auto email alerts for late timesheets. You can even have escalating emails that can have a 'different tone' for a second, third, fourth reminder. Alerts can also be setup for managers to notify them that they have timesheets to approve. Book a free Demo or Test Drive to see this in action ->

Yes. Data can be exported in various formats including Word, Excel & CSV. There are also APIs available to access data directly. We can show you this in detail via a Demo or Test Drive ->

Yes, there are a number of standard integrations available. We also provide API’s and examples to integrate with any modern system that supports dynamic integration. Speak with a specialist about linking with your Financial System ->

No, not at all. OutlookTime® does not change the way you use Outlook, and it can ignore personal private appointments.

OutlookTime® is so easy to use it doesn't require any end user training. We do provide training and implementation assistance for administrators and those responsible for setting up the system initially. See it in action ->

If you can’t find answers to any questions you have, just ask, we don’t bite!

Yes. You can do this to a limited extent in Outlook, but if you need to see more than a few calendars over more than a couple of days, you can use our Whitespace&reg; resource scheduling system for Outlook. It displays any number of calendars one on top of the other over as many days as your screen can support. It also provides analytics and reporting.

Yes, you can create groupings and tags for use in views and reports. Where needed, you can schedule by these tags, eg. make bookings by skill and let the system find someone with the necessary skills and availability on the dates specified.

Yes, any bookings made in our system are visible in Outlook / Office 365. 

Yes, you can define colors you want to see for the different booking types.

Yes, the system is fully multi-user and scalable from 10’s to 1,000’s of users.

Yes, our system runs on PC, Mac, Phones and tablets, but as it syncs with Outlook, users can also use their Outlook App.

Yes, a powerful, configurable skills matrix system is available.

Yes, and once made, the bookings are tied together in what we call a chain so they can be edited collectively too.

Yes, as well as employee views, you can also create views by project and customer.

Yes, this is one of the main benefits of our Outlook Resource Scheduling system.

Yes, in our more advanced editions you can create new fields, define their name and data type, add them to appointments, make them mandatory, and if needed, even protect these appointments from being edited by end users.

Yes, you can create ‘Views’ with any number of resources. How many can be displayed depends upon the height of each resource in view and your screen size, but this is all configurable.

 The system works with any version of Outlook on any device, via Office 365 or Exchange.

Yes, our more advanced editions also allow non-employee resources such as equipment, training courses, rooms, vehicles etc. to be scheduled.

 The system includes an extensive library of reports as a standard. Our optional report writer and dashboard designer allows customers to create any report or dashboard to be created.

Yes, can export to Excel, Word, CSV etc.

Yes, there are a number of standard integrations available. We also provide API’s and examples to integrate with any modern system that supports dynamic integration.

There is nothing to download or install on any device.

The system is incredibly easy to use, but there is setup involved as the system is configured to match the way your organization works, however this services is included in setup.

Timewatch FAQ – Outlook Resource Scheduling ends. If you can’t find an answer to your question please ask us.

Our Google timesheet automatically adds Google Calendar appointments to your timesheet, to which you can add customer / project information, or ignore / delete. You can also add non appointment time directly into the timesheet. It takes seconds as most of the information needed for a timesheet is already in Google. Best of all it supports Google Calendar on all devices. Customers tell us our Google timesheet system saves their users hours each week compared to any other timesheet, including a Google Sheets timesheet.

Really easy. If users can create appointments in Google calendar, they can use Timewatch® Google timesheet. It doesn’t change Google or the way people use it. Timewatch® enhances Google appointments by letting users allocate customers / projects to appointments so they can be used in their timesheet. It takes seconds and saves hours each week. See this now ->

It’s fast, faster than any other system.

Google appointments already hold the date, start time, end time, duration and notes. Timewatch® Google Timesheetusers simply allocate a Customer / Project, then post it to their timesheet. That’s it! It takes seconds, and saves hours each week. See this now ->

In a traditional timesheet system, users need to manually enter timesheet details such as date, customer / project, start time, end time, hours spent and perhaps some notes.

With Timewatch’s Google timesheet, most of this data is already in your Google calendar. Timewatch® seamlessly adds this data to the timesheet saving users time from re-entering the same data, avoiding the duplicate entry of data that traditional systems require, and that is how it saves users hours each week.

Yes, absolutely. You can even display the individuals PTO information within each user’s dashboard so it is instantly visible to them.

No, data is seamlessly added to your timesheet, saving even more time, but you can add them individually if you want to.

No, you don’t need to install software. Timewatch’s Google timesheet is a cloud application that works directly with Google calendar, and it works on PC, Mac, Phone and Tablet without the need for a plugin.

Yes. We have customers ranging from around five employees to over a thousand employees, so yes, it is fully scalable.

Timewatch offers over 50+ built in reports and there are also options for an interactive drill down tool to analyse data, as well as charts, graphs, dashboards, KPI’s and alerts.

Timewatch® Google timesheet is used by organizations as small as five employees to well over a thousand. The minimum size is five employees.

Timewatch® Google Timesheet can be used by any organization that uses Google calendar and needs to track time.

We have incredibly broad customer base covering almost all of the alphabet: Architects, Airlines & Aviation, Banks & Broadcasting, Charities, Consultancies, Defense, Education & Engineering, Finance & Foundations, Government, Healthcare, Insurance, Lawyers, Lobbyists & Local Government, Medical & Mining, Natural Gas & Non-profits, Oil & Gas, Payroll, Pharmaceuticals, Power Utilities, Quality Control, Railroads, Real Estate, Religious Organizations, Sports Institutes, Steel, Telecoms, Transportation & TV Production, Universities & Utilities, Venture Capital, Water Boards, Yacht making. For a full list, click here.

Yes, although the simplest configuration for small businesses does not have approval, our Pro and Corporate editions include a comprehensive manager approval system. This includes notifications to managers, rejection notes and the ability for managers to edit others timesheets where needed.

Yes, timesheet rules can be set by employee daily or weekly. For example you can set it so that a user must enter a minimum number of hours per day Monday through Friday, or any combination.

Yes, with timesheet approval, you can stop users entering or editing time once it has been submitted. You allow administrators to edit posted time, and any changes they make are highlighted in a different color, and a record of the change is maintained for auditing.

There is no limit to the number of projects that can be setup.

Yes, this is definable by project.

Yes, you can configure auto email alerts for late timesheets. You can even have escalating emails that can have a ‘different tone’ for a second, third, fourth reminder. Alerts can also be setup for managers to notify them that they have timesheets to approve.


Yes. Data can be exported in various formats including Word, Excel & CSV. There are also APIs available to access data directly.

Yes, there are a number of standard integrations available. We also provide API’s and examples to integrate with any modern system that supports dynamic integration.

No, not at all, you connect your Timewatch® Google timesheet to your work account, it does not touch your personal calendar.

Google timesheet users should not need training, the timesheet is so simple and easy they will pick it up in no time. Adminstrators may need some training to assist them in setting up the system. This is provided with the smaller systems, but as Pro and Corporate are much more comprehensive, customers may need to add some training time.

Timewatch FAQ – Google Timesheet and Time Tracking ends. If you can’t find an answer to your question please ask us.

Timesheet entry is so intuitive and easy to learn that no training is required.

There are options for PC, MAC, phone, tablet, timers, voice entry and even import appointments from Outlook & Google. Timesheets typically save employees between one and three hours per week and pay for themselves in minutes.

Yes.

Yes, each user can only see the projects they are allowed to book time to.

Yes.

Yes, you can set your own messages and have various ‘chaser’ emails.

Yes, there are a number of ways to do this.

Yes, there are definable sublevels with definable categories for just this purpose.

Yes, a free format note can be added to every time entry. This can then be used in reporting and billing.

Users can enter time in whichever way suits them best, but at an organizational level you may want timesheets all posted by a specific date. Alerts can help prompt users to submit timesheets promptly.

Yes

Yes, there is a function specifically for this, and yes, users report that it saves them a lot of time.

Yes, there are a number of reports in the library that do this, in drill downs you can add in the estimate column to compare to actuals, there are dashboards that include this, and if you want a specific view or layout, reports can be customized to your needs.

Yes, there is a comprehensive manager approval system with notifications to managers, rejection notes and the ability for managers to edit others timesheets where needed.

Yes, with timesheet approval, you can stop users entering or editing time once it has been submitted. You allow administrators to edit posted time, and any changes they make are highlighted in a different color, and a record of the change is maintained for auditing.

Yes, absolutely. One of the key unique features of Timewatch® timesheet systems is that users can import appointments from their Outlook and Google calendars. This feature saves hours each week, often paying for the system in minutes.

Timesheet entry is very flexible. Users can enter time as hours:minutes, hours.decimal, as a %age of time, or using a timer.

Time management is the process of prioritizing and planning future activities to improve personal performance and efficiency at work. Time tracking is the process of logging actual time spent for reporting, billing, or payroll purposes. Time tracking doesn’t help time management, but time management can help streamline time tracking as the tasks you plan in your calendar can be used in your timesheet. You can view interesting time management statistics here.

Yes, timesheet rules can be set by employee daily or weekly. For example you can set it so that a user must enter a minimum number of hours per day Monday through Friday, or any combination.

There is no limit to the number of projects that can be setup.

Yes, this is definable by project.

Yes, you can configure auto email alerts for late timesheets. You can even have escalating emails that can have a ‘different tone’ for a second, third, fourth reminder. Alerts can also be setup for managers to notify them that they have timesheets to approve.


Yes. Data can be exported in various formats including Word, Excel & CSV. There are also APIs available to access data directly.

Yes, there are a number of standard integrations available. We also provide API’s and examples to integrate with any modern system that supports dynamic integration.

Timewatch FAQ – Time Tracking ends. If you can’t find an answer to your question please ask us.

Yes. You can create’Views’ to show the resources you want to see. Views show which resources are free and which are busy and what they are doing. You can make new bookings, drag bookings from one resource to another. It is incredibly easy to use.

Yes, a resource grouping system allows any level of grouping, sub groupings to be created, and then used in scheduling.

Yes, we support both a one way push to Outlook/Google etc. or a two-way sync with Outlook / Office 365.

Yes, you can define colors you want to see for the different booking types.

Yes, the system is fully multi-user and scalable from 10’s to 1,000’s of users.

Yes, either via our app or with Outlook or Google using our dynamic calendar sync.

Yes, each resource can be associated with customer defined skill sets and resource groups.

Yes, and once made, the bookings are tied together in what we call a chain so they can be edited collectively too.

Yes, our Scheduling Advisor can search for resources that meet both skills and availability requirements. It can even search for the closest resource by proximity.

Yes

Yes, as well as resource views, you can create project and customer views.

Yes, Time&Space® allow for scheduling and reporting by Project.

Yes, what’s more, with scheduling you can report on Actual v Still Scheduled v Estimate, this always gets a “wooooo” in a demo. The beauty of Time&Space® reporting is that there are already a number of reports in the library that do this, there are also dashboards, and even if you want a specific views or layouts, reports can be created for you.

Yes, you can create new fields, define their name and data type and group them into ‘Questionnaires’ which are asked when a booking is made. You can even have different questionnaires asked for different types of bookings, different customers, different resource. The system is very flexible in this area.

Yes, you can create ‘Views’ with any number of resources. How many can be displayed depends upon the height of each resource in view and your screen size, but this is all configurable.

Yes, you can integration with Outlook and other calendar systems with iCal. We also have an advanced, two-way Outlook sync system that syncs from our schedules to Outlook and from Outlook to our schedules, which allows schedulers to see time users have booked for themselves and makes scheduling more accurate. Additionally, we can add a level of security to bookings such that users cannot edit or delete them, something which Outlook itself cannot do.

Yes, both employee and non general resources can be scheduled (equipment, training courses, rooms, vehicles etc.)

Time&amp;Space&reg; includes print preview style reports, dashboards, auto email alerts, exports and APIs to retrieve data.

Yes, can export to Excel, Word, CSV etc.

Yes, there are a number of standard integrations available. We also provide API’s and examples to integrate with any modern system that supports dynamic integration.

Time&amp;Space® is browser based. There is nothing to download and install, so is supports PCs, Macs and mobile devices.

Time&amp;Space® is incredibly intuituive and easy to use, once setup. Setup is the key, as this is when you define your booking types, custom booking fields, employee rules, booking rules, booking security etc. As the system is highly configurable, it is requires thought and diligence when configuring it. We provide services to assist customers in configuring their system in the optimal way.

Timewatch FAQ – Resource Scheduling ends. If you can’t find an answer to your question please ask us.

The two-way Outlook calendar sync automatically and seamlessly syncs appointments made in Outlook with our resource scheduling system, and vice versa.

Yes, if an appointment is edited in Outlook or in our Whitespace® or Time&Space® systems, the update is automatically and seamlessly synced with the other.

If an appointment is moved in Outlook, it is moved in that employee’s schedule in Whitespace® or Time&Space®, or vice versa.

No problem, just specify the types of booking you do not want people to be able to edit, and set it to “Protected”.

This is easy in Whitespace® or Time&Space® – just drag, cut and paste or edit the booking and move it to the person you want it moved to. Our two-way sync automatically removes if from the first person’s calendar, and adds it to the other person’s calendar.

Yes, you can either publish them to Outlook appointments as a new popup window, or you can have users install our OWA extension and this information is displayed whenever users click on an appointment.

We take care of this for you. We automatically sync all future bookings as well as past bookings, typically for one month in the past.

This is our magic sauce! There can be system outages, downtime for maintenance, server outages or upgrades, so this can happen. Timewatch’s two way Outlook calendar sync uses what we call a ‘lead handshake’, which makes sure a sync has been successful, and if there were any issues, corrects them as soon as it can.

Yes. You can create’Views’ to show the resources you want to see. Views show which resources are free and which are busy and what they are doing. You can make new bookings, drag bookings from one resource to another. It is incredibly easy to use.

Yes, a resource grouping system allows any level of grouping, sub groupings to be created, and then used in scheduling.

Yes, we support both a one way push to Outlook/Google etc. or a two-way sync with Outlook / Office 365.

Yes, you can define colors you want to see for the different booking types.

Yes, the system is fully multi-user and scalable from 10’s to 1,000’s of users.

Yes, either via our app or with Outlook or Google using our dynamic calendar sync.

Yes, each resource can be associated with customer defined skill sets and resource groups.

Yes, and once made, the bookings are tied together in what we call a chain so they can be edited collectively too.

Yes, our Scheduling Advisor can search for resources that meet both skills and availability requirements. It can even search for the closest resource by proximity.

Yes

Yes, as well as resource views, you can create project and customer views.

Timewatch FAQ – Two-Way Outlook Calendar Sync ends. If you can’t find an answer to your question please ask us.

Yes, from the phone app you can add an expense item. You can even take a photo of a receipt and attach it to the expense claim.

Yes, from their PC, Mac, phone or tablet, users can attach photos of receipts to the expense claim.

Yes, as with timesheets, expenses can also have manager approval enabled.

Yes.

Yes. Administrators can define which expenses are applicable to each project.

Yes, there is a report available for exactly this purpose.

Yes, we call these project disbursements and they are there for exactly this purpose.

Yes, you can enter a quantity to allow a preassigned value eg. mileage to be charged.

Yes, these can be decided at the entry point or during the billing process.

Yes. You can apply a markup as a %age or value to the expense cost when charging customers.

Yes. Markups can be set specifically by project / customer where needed.

No, only administrators can amend expenses once they have been posted, and a full audit trail of amendments can be recorded.

Yes, and unapproved, awaiting approval and rejected expenses as well.

Yes, APIs are available to sync expense types and expense transactions. If you need assistance to do this, we can create an App for you to plug into your system.

No, there is no limit.

Yes. You just need to make sure the multi-currency module is installed for the system to do this.

Yes. Auto email alerts can be setup to remind people to submit their expenses. Once setup, there is nothing for administrators to do as the system will send out the notifications automatically.

Timewatch FAQ – Expenses ends. If you can’t find an answer to your question please ask us.

There is no limit to the number of rates or how they operate. You can have different rates for every employee, for every project, for every type of work they perform or role they have on that project, but typically customers have some standard rates, but when they need specific rates for people / projects / work etc, they have a specific rate table for that project.

Yes, fixed price projects are supported. You can set billing schedules based on date, milestone completion, and some customers have unique rules which can be supported by custom plugins that can be created that embody your rules.

Yes. You can define tags within a project and allocate employee rates to these tags.

Yes, there is a specific area for this, which is actually the start of the invoicing process.

Yes. The system creates draft invoices for you to work with to amend transactions, add text etc before finalizing an invoice.

Yes, you can set the billing currency for a project.

Yes, before an invoice is finalized, it is a draft and you can edit drafts as required before you finalize and invoice them.

No, effectively you teach the system your rules so that timesheets (and/or fixed schedules) can be turned into invoices. The benefit of this approach is that if your timesheet or your billing processes change, each can be changed without affecting the other.

Yes. You can configure security levels such that project managers can prepare draft invoices but not finalize them, and for accounts staff to finalize them.

Yes. Streamlined timesheet entry means minimal entry delays. Auto late timesheet alerts reduce this further. Easy line manger approval and flexible period posting rules allow for late timesheets without them being lost in a previous period. This results in minimal delays in starting billing, and the streamlined billing functionality make it a very rapid and smooth process.

Yes.

Yes. End users can enter their expenses, and administrators can enter project expenses (disbursements)  which can be billed with timesheets or fixed fees or separately.

Very quickly and easily. There are numerous reports and drill downs that allow you to interrogate the details on invoices.

Yes, there are a number of reports in the library that do this, in drill downs you can add in the estimate column to compare to actuals, there are dashboards that include this, and if you want a specific view or layout, reports can be customized to your needs.

Cost and charge information can be sensitive information that you only want certain people to see. The security system within Time&Space® allows you to configure who can see what information.

Yes, and you can credit an invoice, which will match off that invoice. If an credited invoice was based on time and expense transactions, they system can release associated transactions, so if you need to, you can start the billing process again.

Yes. The inbuilt security system lets you control who has access to which features. Security is comprehensive. You can limit people to certain areas of billing, for example to edit an invoice in preparation for billing, but not be able to finalize it, and you can even limit people to just the projects they are allowed to see.

Yes, you can also delay and hold time to bill later, edit the values/rates in billing and the invoice totals, and the system keeps a record of the original and amended values.

Yes.

Yes. Links are available via downloadable Apps. There are Apps for many popular accounting systems such as Sage, Quickbooks, Xero etc. We can also help you setup a custom interface to any system so long as it supports dynamic interfaces.

Timewatch FAQ – Costing, Charging & Billing ends. If you can’t find an answer to your question please ask us.

There are 4 main tools: the classic ‘print preview’ style Reports that everyone is used to, Drill Down reporting, Dashboards and Alerts.

Yes, there are many standard reports, we can also work with you to create custom reports if you have specific requirements.

Drill Downs provide are a real-time, interactive, data interrogation tool. Drill downs start with a spreadsheet like summary of core data by project, customer or employee. By double clicking on any data cell, you ‘drill down’ to the underlying data, level by level down to the underlying transactions. Administrators and managers often tell us that the Drill Downs are their favorite reporting tool as it quick, easy and helps them find the data they are looking for in seconds.

Dashboards are available at a high level on all key areas including: scheduling, timesheets, billing etc. There are also ‘zonal’ dashboards for each customer, project & employee.

Yes. Although with the multitude of reporting tools, you probably won’t not need to.

Yes, the security system allows you to specify which reports each security level has access to.

Yes, the corporate system includes a SQL Report Designer. We also offer a cost effective report writing service, and even customers that have the report writer often have us create reports for them.

Time&Space® uses Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services.

Very. Administrators can setup: which reporting tools users have access to, the reports and dashboards that are active in your system, which reports and dashboards various users can see, even write or have custom reports written specifically for you.

Alerts can test for certain situations, then email designated people if true. For example, you could have the system test at 11:00am Monday morning whether there are outstanding timesheets and email the people concerned a message that you define. You could have a follow up alert with a different message later in the day. Common tests for alerts are late timesheets, unposted expenses, managers with timesheets or expenses to approve, late changes to a schedule. The system also supports custom eventualities. If you can define an event to test, we can create a trigger for you for you to attach an alert. 

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Timewatch FAQ – Reporting & Business Intelligence ends. If you can’t find an answer to your question please ask us.

Both options are available. The Essentials and Pro editions are Cloud based. The Corporate edition is typically a private cloud solution and Enterprise is available for installation on your own servers.

Yes, we provide implementation services, which includes training, consultancy, report writing and customizations. Contact us to discuss your requirements.  

Yes, we welcome and support not for profit organizations. Please contact us.

Yes, Time&Space® is a responsive web application which supports all major browsers on PCs and Macs.

Yes, Time&amp;Space® is a responsive web application with a specific system designed specifically for mobiles and tablets: iOS, Android and Windows.

Not at the moment, however we are testing a multi-lingual version at the moment and are looking for people that want to be early adopters, so please contact us.

Yes. The Corporate edition supports single-sign on via Federation Services, which supports Active Directory.

Yes, Time&amp;Space® is scalable. It is used by small to medium sized businesses to large international organizations.

Yes, the Corporate edition is available for on-premises installation.

All products include context-sensitive help system a 24/7 automated help system and an in built support system for employees to log questions with administrators and administrators to ask questions of Timewatch. Although end users should need no training, as the systems are highly configurable, administrators may need some training for initial setup.

Yes, API’s are available to securely access and update data and create interfaces with other systems.

Very customizable. Out of the box there are an extraordinary number of configurable options, but where specific functions, business logic or work flow is needed, custom apps can be created to expand the functionality available. Apps allow the system to be tailored to customers’ needs, without sacrificing future upgradability. Apps allow for custom forms or functions to be created and added to custom buttons which can be added to the menus. Custom business logic can be created to replace or augment existing logic, and custom interfaces can be created that act in real time, posting or retrieving data from other systems. If you have a unique or specific need, contact us to discuss the possibility of having a custom App created.

Yes. There are a number of standard interfaces for common systems, API’s if you wish to create an interface yourselves. Another option is for us (or you) to create an App for our system to link directly with API’s from your accounting system.

Yes. We have a number standard CRM links. LMS systems tend to require a specific interface based on how you’ve setup your system, but you can either build your own interface with our API’s, or it might make sense to create an app whereby our system calls the API’s in your LMS or CRM system.

Yes, we offer both a one way push to Outlook/Google and a two-way Outlook sync for Exchange & Office 365 systems. The sync is an advanced sync that not only publishes bookings to Outlook, it can ‘police’ certain bookings to ensure end users do not accidentally move or delete them – something Outlook itself cannot even do!

Yes, there is a standard App to link with Xero, which if needed, can also be customized.

Yes. For desktop applications you need to install our Integration Manager locally, but you’ll need to have a fairly recent version of the desktop app.

Yes. Timewatch is ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 approved. We chose to be ISO certified as 9001 and 27001 cover SOC2 and also provides international certifications around the globe.

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