Manage multiple matters concurrently with Quick Timers
Today’s timekeepers are often working on several matters simultaneously and need the ability to quickly and easily record time when something comes up. iTimekeep’s new timer grid provides the ability to see all existing timers together, immediately start a new timer for any suggested matter or start a new entry .
Why Quick Timers?
Today’s timekeepers are often working on several matters concurrently and need the ability to quickly and easily record time when something comes up. iTimekeep’s new Timers view provides the ability to easily manage existing timers and quickly start new timers so that no time goes unrecorded.
Quick Timers:
- Support the contemporaneous timekeeper and encourage contemporaneous timekeeping. Because they often work on several matters concurrently, they need the ability to quickly and easily create and move from one timer to another and minimize the number of clicks.
- Be more competitive when bringing firms using legacy systems. Although the Quick Timer is a great feature, it was a requirement for us to incorporate into iTimekeep. Legacy systems had it and newly converted users were expecting to have this.
What’s a Quick Timer
The Quick Timer button allows timekeepers to immediately start a new timecard with a running timer, reducing the number of clicks needed. On desktop, timekeepers will have the additional option to choose a suggested matter. The button exists within each desktop view.
How do Quick Timers work?
In the desktop app, Quick Timers allow users to immediately start a new timer for any suggested matter listed from any view. This will reduce the number of clicks needed to track time. Timekeepers can simply hover over the QuickTimer icon to view suggested matters or click on the Quick Timer icon to create an empty timecard.
In the mobile app, Quick Timers are available by tapping on the Quick Timer icon.