Drawing, calculating, meeting. All on the right project.
A revision that came back once more, a calculation for a colleague, a site meeting that ran over. Half5 remembers which project you worked on, so your budget shows what really happened.
- Your timeline stays yours
- Mac, Windows, iPhone, Android and web
The project ran over. Nobody knows exactly where the hours went.
Large projects run across months and phases. The small work in between ends up in the wrong place, or nowhere.
- 09:50 Revision D, or was it E?
After the fifth round you no longer know which hours belonged to which version.
- 13:30 The meeting that ran over
Planned for an hour, it took two, plus the drive there.
- 16:40 A question from the contractor
Looking up a detail. It belongs to a phase that was supposedly finished.
Half5 links drawing work, emails and meetings to the right project. All you do is check that it's right.
A grip on projects that take months.
Hours land per project and activity, so you see where the budget stands while there's still time to adjust.
- Your CAD and calculation work
Programs and files on your computer become suggestions per project.
- Budget per project
Reports show where the hours go, before the budget runs out.
- Drives to the site
You register drives in the same app, on the same project.
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.
The firm sees your hours, not your timeline.
Your timeline lives only on your own devices, end-to-end encrypted. Project leads, admins and Half5 can't open it. The firm only sees the hours you submit, with project and activity.
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.