Timeneye is a time-tracking tool designed with simplicity in mind. Thanks to its straightforward and intuitive interface, Timeneye is the perfect time tracking software for enterprises, small teams, and freelancers alike!
Timeneye will help you track your time, create your timesheets, visualize your daily effort, and keep the projects you're working on all in one place.
Ultimately, Timeneye will help you get your timesheets done and focus on your daily work, which you can visualize every day.
If your team is already using Timeneye, you do not need to create a new workspace, just ask your team admin to send you an invitation.
Once you have received an invitation by email, click on the link and you will be able to log in with your work credentials.
Make sure to check your Spam folder in case the invitation email ends up there.
Our Apps
Timeneye Web app: app.timeneye.com
Timeneye Browser Widget: for Chrome, Firefox, for Microsoft Edge
Tracking time on the go: Timeneye App for Android, Timeneye App for iOS
Microsoft Teams user? Make sure to download and install the Timeneye app for Microsoft Teams
Once you accept the invitation, you'll redirected to the account setup and onboarding.
During the onboarding, you'll have the possibility to
You can set up both these options later on, but we recommend doing it during the onboarding process.
In the Dashboard, you will have a weekly calendar with a visual representation of the time you have tracked day by day. When you start tracking time on a Project, a colorful card will appear in your Dashboard showing the length of your time entry and the project’s Phase linked to it.
On the left, you can see the main menu in blue, allowing you to move smoothly between the different parts of your workspace.
In the Tasks section, you'll see all your daily tasks organized by project. You can track time for a specific task there.
You can find the recap modules on the right-hand side: personal projects recap, client recap, and personal budget recaps. You can personalize the module's position and type by clicking the gear button.
Customize your settings in the section User profile section on the bottom left.
Our Tasks section helps you visualize and prioritize your work. In the Tasks section you'll be able to find your daily assignments.
If you have connected Microsoft To Do during the onboarding, you'll find your To Dos imported there. Use the "assigned to me" filters to see your tasks.
From there, you can also track time for specific tasks. Otherwise, in order to track time, read the guides below.
When you access Timeneye, the workspace should already be set up with some of your projects, created by the owner of the workspace. Which means: it's time to track your time! 😉
The core of the time tracking functionalities is the blue Register time button at the left side of the menu.
● Enter the time manually (i.e.: “2h30”);
● Start a timer and let it run while you work.
To register a time entry, click on the blue + button on the left side of the menu. Then:
1. Select a Project;
Projects are compulsory to track time in Timeneye. You can pick a project from the list under the Projects menu;
2. Select a Phase;
Phases, too, are compulsory to track time, so make sure to have at least one phase for every project.;
3. Enter the time duration (h; mm);
4. Select the date (dd, mm, yyyy);
5. Click on Save entry.
Due to Timeneye's levels of permission, not all users in the same workspace have access to the same features. So, you may not be able to create the projects you need to track time for.
If you don't find your projects in the dropdown menu, reach out to the Owner of your workspace and ask them to either 1) Create the project or 2) Add you to the project so you can track time.
(The Owner of the workspace is the person who sent you the invitation)
Timers allow you to track time while you work. If you need a timer to keep you focused on the task at hand and a more precise way of measuring time, you should use timers.
Open the Register Time dialog:
1. Select a Project;
2. Select a Phase;
3. Click on the Start timer.
An active Timer will automatically appear in your calendar.
You can recognize an active timer by the small green dot blinking in the bottom right corner. Timers are also bigger than entries and paused timers.
Do you keep lots of open timers and forget to stop them?
In the User settings section of the workspace, you can set up the daily auto-save for your timers. You can set it at your office closing time, or at different times of the day.
We have built native integrations with Outlook Calendar and Google Calendar. Thanks to these integrations, you can bring all your calendar events to Timeneye, and include them in your timesheets.
Link the calendars using the Link Calendars option on the dashboard.
Once your calendar is linked, all your events will be imported to Timeneye as Suggestions. Below you see what a suggestion looks like.
Click on the suggestion to track time, and you will finally know how much time you spend on meetings, conference calls, and so on!
Fear not! We understand it takes time to get used to new software, if you have any questions contact us at support@timeneye.com!
You can also check out our Support guides, for detailed step-by-step tutorials on any of our features.
Now, go to your Timeneye Workspace to track your time 😉
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