Tip for Time Tracking Your Employees

**JessicaMonroe** · 09-11-2011 05:17 PM

While I do use Tempo, I find that the first step is to have honest contractors! The Tempo tracker only tracks what the contractors tell them to track.

**Creditguard** · 09-12-2011 02:40 AM

Can you glimpse in genuine time what the service provider are up to? Or additional how manage you understand the time accounts they are submitting are authentic or not?

**Anelly** · 09-26-2011 07:07 AM

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**vampiro** · 09-26-2011 07:50 AM

Originally Posted by adillon

If you're hiring independent contractors, you'll want a way to oversee their work even when they aren't under your nose. I've found that Tempo is a great resource to use. A web-based time tracker and report generator, your employee can record how much time is being applied to what activity. You'll be able to pay with more confidence when you know exactly how it was earned.

With this data, you can generate reports to analyze team efficiency, compare performance and identify trends.

No business with freelance workers should be without this tool.

What do you mean by Tempo? Do you have a link?

**pudgeology** · 10-24-2011 05:16 AM

A little tip, most of the web monitoring software is sad to say, flawed. So better check out every possible candidate first before deciding to use it. You should make sure that it is the perfect tool to use for your business. TimeDoctor is a good tool for this.

**sabie** · 10-26-2011 09:14 PM

Freelancers definitely need to have some form of monitoring with their time and tasks at work. As a manager of a group of freelancers, time tracking has also been one of the major things I am looking at. It helps keep every one organized, be more systematic and most of all productive.

**emma dcosta** · 01-28-2012 12:34 PM

I think you should check out Replicon’s time tracking software. It provides time tracking in a system that makes it almost a joy to set up clients and prepare data for billing. It's easy to export your time tracking info to QuickBooks, etc.

**PhilipJSherman** · 03-02-2012 05:22 AM

Really great ideas..

**monicaeddwards** · 04-09-2012 03:28 AM

Thank you for the information.

**nancycahille** · 04-25-2012 04:05 AM

Originally Posted by adillon

If you're hiring independent contractors, you'll want a way to oversee their work even when they aren't under your nose. I've found that Tempo is a great resource to use. A web-based time tracker and report generator, your employee can record how much time is being applied to what activity. You'll be able to pay with more confidence when you know exactly how it was earned.

With this data, you can generate reports to analyze team efficiency, compare performance and identify trends.

No business with freelance workers should be without this tool.

If you are managing huge pool of resources then its necessary to have an automated software coz i personally thinks that a human mind can only work up-to a certain level efficiently. Working hours, holidays, salary, etc must be in records of a manager so that he can easily track out resources at the time when required. A resource planning & scheduling software can assist managers to manage resources [eResource Scheduler]. It can filter resources according to the requirement, can give you financial & forecasting reports so that it becomes easy to identify those resources which are sitting idle or which are over utilized.