Service
Transparent effort: from capture to invoice.
Log time manually or start and stop a running timer. Entries can be linked to projects, contacts, and service context, with overview and reporting for teams and project leads.
These are the points this feature covers day to day.
The workflow in Jupiter ERP, on this page.
Background, typical workflows, and concrete panel capabilities, more detail than the summary above.
Time tracking complements projects, tasks, and service: logged hours stay in your tenant and remain traceable for reporting and billing.
Timer or manual entries: start and end times, description, and links to project or contact in one module.
Tracked time feeds into project and service planning, without parallel Excel lists. Permissions control who can view and book time.
Time entries are records in the tenant, with a duration and a link. They are the basis for reporting and billing, not a separate clock-in app.
Time tracking is included from trial, Free, Basic, Business, and Enterprise, without an add-on module.
Entries do not create an invoice by themselves. You use them when you bill services, and you report on them for the team and project leads.
The main building blocks at a glance, complemented by the longer description above.
Create, edit, and delete time entries, with description, duration, and assignment to a project or contact.
Start and stop active time: the current entry stays visible until you finish it.
Review time in lists and summaries: filter by period, project, or team member.
Use tracked time as a basis for billing: in the context of projects, tasks, and service jobs.
Start for free: write invoices on the Free plan. Choose plan, term, and add-ons in the app afterwards. Custom adaptations or API integration? Get in touch.
