Time tracking
A simple timer that turns into a reliable record
SIPAG’s time tracking starts with something as simple as a timer, and builds it automatically into daily and weekly records that feed straight into approvals and invoicing.
How a session becomes a record
From timer to timesheet
01
Timer
A work session starts and stops with a single action.
02
Work sessions
Sessions are grouped by day and project automatically.
03
Daily & weekly records
Totals roll up without any manual re-entry.
04
Edits
Missed or incorrect sessions can be added or corrected, with a note.
05
Timesheet connection
Verified totals flow directly into the period's automated timesheet.
Exceptions
When a session needs a manual touch
Forgotten sessions, a laptop that went to sleep mid-task, or a session logged against the wrong project — these happen. SIPAG allows manual additions and corrections, but keeps them visibly flagged as edits rather than blending them into the automatic record, so an approving manager always knows what was tracked automatically and what was adjusted by hand.
See time tracking on your own projects
We'll show you how sessions, edits and weekly totals look in practice.
