Learn the basics
If you want to learn about using TimeCamp, you’ve come to the right place. TimeCamp is the easiest way for you and your team to track time, and we can help you get started.
1. Create first project and task
In TimeCamp, projects are basically groups of tasks. From technical point of view, there are not many differences between projects and tasks, so we can also call them “level 1 tasks”. For example, you can create a project named after your client, to which you will later add multiple subtasks convering your business relations.
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2. Track time
Timesheet is the place to create, edit, or delete time entries assigned to tasks. You can also add notes to each entry which might be helpful during the accounting process. This is the default timesheet which basically looks like a simple table. Each row represents a specific time entry created with the timer or entered manually.
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3. Generate first report
TimeCamp reporting module allows you to generate summaries from data gathered in our system. You can create multiple reports and see information from different dimensions. Click on the Reports link in the left menu (1). You’ll notice that reports are grouped in a couple of different categories:
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4. Integrate with add-on
Instead of creating your own task structure, you can import the one you’ve already created in your favorite project management system. Integrate with Trello, Podio, Asana, Insightly, Calendar, Xero, QuickBooks, Jira, Zendesk and more.
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5. Create first invoice
TimeCamp invoicing system allows you to easily issue invoices to your customers either based on time you’ve gathered for projects and tasks or simply by creating a blank document. You can automatically fill up invoices with proper rates by settings hourly costs for either tasks or users.
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6. Use desktop app
Desktop application tracks time you’re spending on computer and sends data to our servers regularly. Thanks to it you can generate multiple reports about your computer usage (such as applications/websites used, computer turn on/off times, efficiency level). Other than that it’s another tool for tracking time to projects and tasks. It can work in two modes – manual and automatic.
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