Web Timesheets

More and more companies are turning to web timesheets for increased efficiency, accuracy, and flexibility. One of the main benefits of any web-based solution is that managers and executives have access to real-time data from anywhere in the world. Web timesheets also benefit employees and contractors, because they can record their labor and get paid accurately and in a timely manner no matter where they or their managers are located.

Web Timesheets vs. Other Time Tracking Methods

There are several disadvantages to paper time sheets. Many managers spend far too much time converting paper records into electronic documents. Payroll administrators are even more bogged down, because they must process all labor and invoices. All of the manual labor involved inevitably leads to delayed payroll processing, human errors, and even more paperwork.

When workers are away on business, managers must wait for faxes or emails on the hours they worked. A company that utilizes web timesheets, on the other hand, can require people to log their hours on the Web. The web-based software then calculates the hours and total pay automatically. Managers can approve the employee payroll or contractor invoicing without using a calculator, and without performing any manual data entry. This frees both the manager and the payroll administrator from tedious work. The employees and contractors also benefit, because they will receive their pay as soon as possible.

We at Unanet are definitely not the only company that can implement web-based timesheet solution at your company, but we do offer the easiest and most comprehensive integrated solution on the market. Using our software, you company will receive all the benefits of web timesheets, and much more. The timesheets on the Unanet interface are integrated with expense forecasting software, project management software, and resource management software. It can be used to measure actual costs versus projected costs. Moreover, the labor costs for one project are captured and used to predict the total budget and time required for future similar projects, making our solution the total solution.