Time Tracking, Best Way / Tool?
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Looking for the best, easiest, way or tool for time tracking for client work. What has worked for you?
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I've heard great things about Basecamp as well. It's only 20 bucks a month, so that's not bad. Hey, Tod, you might have talked me into it!
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We've used Basecamp for years and our clients love it. Not free though.
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We've tried quite a few of these out, and frankly didn't really like any of the free options (I'm assumming you don't want to pay. Grindstone2 was the best of a bad lot.
We ended up just creating a custom excel sheet that auto-updates when you enter data. It has easily been the best option. If you want a copy message me in private, I'll be glad to provide one.
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