Self-service hour entry
Employees log start, end, breaks, and absences on the device they already use. No HR portal sign-in required.
Employee time tracking
EasyHours is employee time tracking software for hourly and salaried teams. Employees log their own hours, managers approve in a few clicks, and payroll gets a clean export — without forcing the team into a heavy HR suite.
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What is employee time tracking?
Employee time tracking is the loop that runs every pay period: each employee records their own hours, a manager reviews and approves, and the approved record becomes the source for payroll, leave, and overtime.
Done well, it's invisible. Done badly, it's the thing that eats every Friday afternoon — chasing missing entries, reformatting spreadsheets, and arguing about what someone said they worked three weeks ago.
How the workflow runs
Employee time tracking only works if the same record flows cleanly between the people who fill it in, the people who check it, and the people who pay against it. EasyHours holds the loop together.
On a phone, the web, or a shared tablet — whichever device fits the role. Hourly staff clock in and out; salaried staff record exceptions like overtime, leave, or extra projects. Each entry is timestamped and attached to the right person.
The web admin shows a queue of submissions, missed entries, and unusual overtime. Managers approve, correct, or reject in a few clicks. Every decision is logged with timestamp, author, and reason — so payroll has a defensible record, not a verbal handover.
Approved hours export as CSV or Excel summarized by employee, period, department, or team. Drop it into payroll, accounting, or the working-time record you keep on file. No reformatting, no reconciliation against a separate spreadsheet.
Run EasyHours with your real team for 30 days. No commitment, cancel anytime.
Start free trialWhat each role sees
The same record powers three different views. Each role sees what they need and nothing else, which is why the workflow holds up at scale.
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Project
Platform · Ground-floor install
Today
3h 42m
This week
28h 10m

The employee view is intentionally small: clock in or log hours, see today's totals, fix a missed entry, request leave. No timesheet to learn, no approval bureaucracy. Most teams reach consistent daily use in the first week without formal training.
The manager view surfaces what needs attention: missing clock-outs, unusual overtime, leave requests, edits awaiting approval. Each item is one click to approve, correct, or push back. Built for the team lead who has five minutes between meetings, not for an HR analyst.
Emily Jones
Foreman
Oliver Brown
Electrician
Charlotte Davis
Installer
James Smith
Site lead
Liam Turner
Installer
Total hours
209h 30m
Regular
195h 00m
Overtime
14h 30m
Gross pay
£4,684.50
Emily Jones
Foreman
Oliver Brown
Electrician
Charlotte Davis
Installer
James Smith
Site lead
Liam Turner
Installer
Scheduled · every Monday 6 AM to [email protected] · next run 24 Mar
onApproved hours export as CSV or Excel summarized by employee, pay period, department, or team — the formats most payroll providers ingest directly. Salaried and hourly employees export with the right columns, and absence categories (sick, vacation, unpaid) show up alongside worked time so payroll doesn't run two reconciliations.
What employee time tracking should actually do
These are the features the SERP for 'employee time tracking software' demands. EasyHours ships them on the plan you sign up for, no add-on tier, no surprise upcharges.
Employees log start, end, breaks, and absences on the device they already use. No HR portal sign-in required.
Submissions, exceptions, and edits surface in a single review queue. Approve, correct, or reject without chasing files.
Every edit is timestamped and attributable — to the employee, the manager, or both. No silent overwrites, no "I think I worked Thursday".
Hourly employees clock in and out. Salaried employees log exceptions — overtime, leave, projects. Same record, different defaults.
Sick leave, vacation, unpaid leave, public holidays — recorded in the same place as worked time so payroll runs from one source.
Employees see their own record, managers see their team, admins see the company. Payroll gets the export, not the raw access.
Office staff use the web, field teams use mobile, retail and hospitality use a shared tablet at the door. One record across all three.
Add project, customer, or task fields when employees need to report against billable work. Skip them entirely when they don't.
CSV and Excel exports by employee, period, department, or team — in the shapes most payroll providers already accept.
Problems employee time tracking solves
Most teams arrive here from a spreadsheet, a paper sign-in sheet, or an HR suite that's heavier than the actual tracking job. Here's what changes.
Spreadsheets get filled in at the end of the week from rough recall. Disputes at payroll are common and unwinnable.
How EasyHours solves it
Spreadsheet inboxes, partial submissions, and verbal handovers waste hours every period and erode trust in the numbers.
How EasyHours solves it
Companies track hourly staff carefully but leave salaried records to memory. Then a leave dispute or an overtime claim shows up and there's no record.
How EasyHours solves it
Hours come from one place, leave from another, overtime from a third. Payroll spends the period reconciling instead of paying.
How EasyHours solves it
Big HR platforms add modules for things you don't use, charge per seat for features the team will never touch, and force everyone into a portal nobody likes.
How EasyHours solves it
Who tracks time with EasyHours

Employee time tracking vs the alternatives
Three workflows often get lumped together. They overlap, but the question they answer is different. Pick the one that matches the problem you're trying to solve.
| What you care about | Attendance / project tracking | Employee time tracking |
|---|---|---|
| Primary question answered | Was the employee here? / What did they work on? | What hours should this employee be paid for, and is the record defensible? |
| Who logs | Often the supervisor or the project manager | The employee themselves, with manager approval |
| Output | Presence record / project hours by category | Payroll-ready hours per employee per pay period, with leave and overtime |
| Salaried employees | Often skipped entirely | Logged via exceptions — leave, overtime, projects |
| Audit trail for changes | Often informal or missing | Every edit timestamped and attributable |
| Payroll handoff | Manual reconciliation against a separate sheet | Approved hours export directly in payroll-ready shape |
| When to choose this | Shift teams (attendance) or billable/agency work (project) | Mixed teams that need a payroll-defensible record across hourly and salaried staff |
Run EasyHours with your real team for 30 days. No commitment, cancel anytime.
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One per-employee plan with mobile, web, shared kiosk, manager approvals, audit trail, and payroll exports included. Free 30-day trial — no commitment, cancel anytime.
Free
For individuals tracking their own time
Everything included:
No credit card required
Business
per user, per month
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Enterprise
Tailored to your company's needs
Everything in Business, plus:
For large organizations with custom needs
Simple math
Hours that don't get logged don't get billed. EasyHours captures every one — here's what a typical company stands to recover in unbilled hours.
What 15 minutes a day really costs.
It adds up faster than you'd think.
The math
10 employees
× 15 min of untracked time per person, per day
× 20 working days per month
= 50 hours lost every month
× €60 average billing rate
Adds up to
€3,000
in lost billable revenue, every month
EasyHours starts at €5.20 per user per month. A single recovered hour per employee pays for a full year of EasyHours.
Billing accuracy
10–25%
of billable hours never reach an invoice
Manual entries consistently under-report hours. People forget small tasks, miss quick jobs between sites, or skip logging entirely. Automatic clock-in captures every minute — so what you bill reflects what was actually worked.
Timesheet admin
2–3 hrs
lost to paperwork, every week
Managers waste 2–3 hours every week chasing paper timesheets, fixing mistakes, and compiling payroll by hand. With EasyHours, approval and export takes minutes — not mornings.
Keep reading
Different angles on the same product, depending on what your team actually needs.
The plain-English explainer covering the basics — employee, manager, and payroll workflow.
If your team is shift, frontline, or field-based and the main need is presence — start here instead.
The mobile-first framing for teams that work primarily from a phone.
What employers are required to record, how long records must be kept, and what makes a system compliant.
Per-employee pricing, what's included, and what the free trial covers.
FAQ
What teams usually ask before they roll out time tracking to hourly and salaried staff.
Attendance tracking answers "was the employee here?" — it's a presence record for shift, frontline, and field teams. Employee time tracking answers "what hours should this employee be paid for, and is the record defensible?" — it's the full workflow from self-service entry through manager approval to payroll export. EasyHours does both: shift teams use it as a clock-in app, mixed teams use it as a full employee time tracking system.
Yes. Hourly employees clock in and out, with breaks and overtime captured in the moment. Salaried employees log exceptions only — overtime, leave, project hours where relevant. Same record, different defaults. Most companies run mixed teams in EasyHours without two separate systems.
Employees log their own. The manager reviews and approves, but doesn't fill the timesheet in. Employee self-service is the only way the workflow scales past a small team — and it's what makes the audit trail defensible if there's ever a payroll dispute.
They submit a correction. The manager sees the correction in the review queue, with the original entry, the proposed change, and (optionally) a reason. One click to approve or reject. The audit trail keeps both versions — so the change is visible without overwriting history.
Approved hours export as CSV or Excel summarized by employee, pay period, department, or team — the formats most payroll providers ingest directly. We're adding direct integrations over time; in the meantime, the export shape is built to slot into existing payroll workflows without manual reformatting.
No. EasyHours is just employee time tracking — entry, approvals, audit trail, payroll export. No onboarding workflow, no benefits module, no goal-setting. If you already have an HR suite and only need the time tracking piece to actually work, that's the use case.
Sick leave, vacation, unpaid leave, and public holidays are recorded in the same place as worked time. Employees request leave, managers approve, balances update automatically. Payroll gets one export with worked hours and absence categories side by side — no separate leave reconciliation.
No, by default. Employees see their own record. Managers see their team. Admins see the company. The shared kiosk view shows who's currently on the clock for ops/dispatch purposes, but individual hours and pay periods stay role-restricted.
Yes. 30 days, the full product, no commitment, cancel anytime. Bring your real team, run it across a real pay period including the payroll export, then decide. That's the only honest way to know whether the workflow fits your company.
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Setup takes minutes. Invite your team — hourly, salaried, or mixed — and run a real period including manager approvals and payroll export before you decide.
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