Time tracking on the card itself.

Start a timer on a card or fill in your hours afterwards. Timesheets, rates and budgets follow from there, and what is billable becomes an invoice as PDF or UBL.

From timer to invoice.

  1. Start a timer on the card: Or fill in your hours afterwards, per day or per week.
  2. Submit your week: An admin approves it and locks the period.
  3. Create the invoice: The billable hours per client, as a PDF or as a UBL file in Peppol format.

What time tracking includes.

Frequently asked questions

Which tools does time tracking replace?

For most teams Toggl, Harvest or Clockify. Timers, timesheets, reports and invoices live in devbord, on the same cards as the work.

Can I send invoices to my accounting software?

Yes. An invoice comes as a PDF and as a UBL file in Peppol format, with credit notes and reminders.

Can clients see their hours?

Yes. Share a report through a link; the client does not need an account.

Which plan includes time tracking?

Time tracking is part of Premium. That is one fixed price per workspace, however many members you have.

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