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Time and cost tracking is a tedious, even on a personal level. Dealing with it in an Office environment, of course, much worse. But OfficeTime expects to make it a little easier, today announces its expansion from only application desktop PC/Mac to iOS. For something as annoying as the expense tracking OfficeTime has a smart approach to mobile devices. This theme – fewer columns, the better.
IOs versions seem to have much the same features as the desktop app. single will be one of them, which enable users to get instant access to your project tasks, time spent and costs, along with the ability to compare reports last month. There is also a way for freelancers to track their hours and even see how they reward measures against a fixed cost estimate.
Apps also feature reporting team, which offers cross team reports on who did what (and when they did so, what) through the ability to synchronize between iPads, iPhones, Macs and PC. Regardless of where you plug in info it shows up on all devices. The application also allows users to export anything in Excel or numbers.
IPhone and iPad apps will go for $ 7.99 in the app Store, with desktop applications, retailing for $ 47. Does not require a monthly subscription.
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