The meeting is in your calendar. Now the work around it is too.
Polishing a deck, researching something for a client, the follow-up after a session. Half5 remembers which engagement it was for, so that work counts too.
- Your timeline stays yours
- Mac, Windows, iPhone, Android and web
Your week is made of meetings. Your timesheet of gaps.
What's in your calendar gets written down. The preparation, research and follow-up fall through the gaps.
- 08:15 Preparing on the train
Forty minutes on the upcoming session. Nobody ever invoices it.
- 13:20 ‘Could you look into that for me?’
A question afterwards that became an afternoon of research.
- 17:45 The email you send before leaving
A summary, a next step. Small, but it belongs to the engagement.
Half5 remembers the work around your appointments. All you do is check that it's right.
Per client and engagement, at your own rates.
Half5 turns your day into suggestions that fit the way you advise and invoice.
- Appointments and the work between
Calendar events, documents, websites and apps come together on your timeline.
- A clear view of every engagement
Reports show where the time goes per client and project.
- Invoices without retyping
Approved hours go to Moneybird, Exact Online, WeFact or e-Boekhouden.
See where the time goes.
Hour reports per client, project, employee and activity, built from logged hours. You see what still needs invoicing and which project is going over budget. Export to PDF, Excel or CSV.
You decide what you share.
Your timeline lives only on your own devices, end-to-end encrypted. Your manager, admins and Half5 can't open it. Your organisation only sees the hours you submit, your client only what's on the invoice.
Visit the trust center- Only you see your timeline Your computer and phone put your day on a timeline that lives only on your own devices, end-to-end encrypted. Your manager, admins and Half5 can't open it.
- Your manager sees what you submit Your manager and admins see the hours, drives and leave you submit, and approve them per week. Colleagues without that role don't see them.